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Yes. I create original custom tattoo designs based on your subject, references, placement and body flow. I don’t directly copy another artist’s work.

I work with a wide range of subjects.Some of the things I tattoo regularly include cats, dogs and other animals, lady faces and portraits, florals, smoke, chrome-inspired objects and selected anime-related designs.I’m not limited to these subjects though. I’m generally open to different objects and imagery as long as the idea can be developed into something that works well with my style.

My work mainly focuses on custom black and grey tattoos, with soft shading, depth and compositions designed to flow naturally with the body.I enjoy combining detailed imagery with softer transitions rather than making every element feel heavily outlined or separated.

It refers to a softer, blended finish that suits the black and grey style.

You don’t necessarily need to wait. Tattoos are made on living skin, so they will naturally change slightly as your body changes and ages.Small to moderate weight changes usually won’t dramatically affect a tattoo, but larger or faster changes in body shape may affect the way a design sits, especially in areas such as the stomach, upper arms, chest or thighs.If you’re expecting a significant change in your body size in the near future, you may prefer to wait until your weight feels more stable. If not, it’s completely fine to get tattooed now, just keep in mind that your tattoo will continue to change with your body over time.