Where did your tattoo journey start for you?

I reckon I’ve been an artist all my life, drawing on paper when I was a kid, making graffiti when I was a teenager and finally in 3^rd year of my architecture course, I bought my first tattoo kit. It was very low quality and took me almost three years to learn how to use my machine properly because all I have learned is just by myself. 6 years has past and I am still learning.

What are your hobbies outside of work?

I love painting and drawing, so when I have spare time I try and do some graffiti on canvas, I also enjoy hanging out with friends and playing basketball.

There are so many places to discover here in Melbourne, so I am trying to discover them all.

What’s your preferred style and why?

Neo traditional style in colour is my favourite because the technique gives me a lot of freedom to play with kinds of lines, colour pallets, textures and contrasts.

Also, premodern and art nouveau crafts are really important and an inspiration to me because of my architecture gave me an extra sensibility about composition and ornamentation.

Here in Australia I became black and grey fan so I can do some pieces in that style or mix it with neo traditional.

If you had to be remembered by one quote what would it be?

“The thing always happens that you really believe in and the belief in a thing makes it happen   –  Frank Lloyd Wright.