To me, a tattoo is deeply personal, just like how our bodies change over time. Being at a different point on a timeline can inspire some evolution of a tattoo; just like how our perceptions of the same matters change over time. I have often had people speak of their concern about not feeling sure about whether they would regret a tattoo decision or not later on. The idea of having something permanent on their bodies feels daunting; many people cannot fathom how I can sustain

This is an interesting question. In the past years, I had identified myself as a fine line tattoo artist. I noticed that I quite enjoyed the intricacy of the marks. Slowly, I tapped into watercolour as I found beauty in the boundless expressions of shapes and colours while lines cease to exist. (see my gallery here ) So what kind of style do I work with now? First of all, I would love to share my journey of spiritual awakening with you. PS - I dislike using the phrase “spirit

Even though I do not pre-design my art, there is a lot that goes into preparing for the sessions I will hold. For me, everything about my...