You’ve been a busy guy doing a
crazy amounts of conventions?
Did you always do this many or
did that start after Ink Masters?
I Would do a few a year, maybe 2
or three a year max, but after the
show it would be best for me to do
as many as possible so the relevance of what I did on the show
doesn’t fall off. It was just prudent
of me to do as many shows as
possible plus it’s been a positive
thing to do the conventions. I get
to grow as an artist, work with other passionate artists, equally awesome tattoo artists so it was just
the next step of the evolution to do
as many as I can.
So many artists don’t get that
and don’t do them.
I don’t know why they don’t do
them but if anybody would ask me
the benefit of doing conventions
it’s to be around like minded artists who are passionate about what they do
and pick up little tricks that they might have, and share your knowledge with
them, be motivated and inspired by their work, and push each other and
compete against each other in a positive way and everybody benefits from
that. To not do that and not evolve and stay stagnant sitting in the same
place and expect things to change, you’re just making a dead end.
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