Yes! I describe myself
as primarily a black
and grey realism artist. It is what I have
focused on most of
my career and has
always been my true
passion. However,
over the years I have
many reputable artists describe how
much doing color
work can ultimately
help my black and
grey. It was shocking
how much I learned
about contrast and
values when I actually started doing color.
I have been shadowing several amazing
artists around me
in the effort to learn
more and more about
color, because before anything, I like
to consider myself an
artist. I will definitely be looking to add more color into my routine and portfolio coming up, but black and grey is my true passion.
How would you describe your style?
My style is relatively simple in my opinion. I get the most joy out of doing
100% photorealism. However I also like to add my own twist in arrangement, composition, and accents. There’s a lot of things I like to do to kind of
“spice up” a tattoo and make it truly something original and unique.
What is the strangest tattoo request have you ever had? Did you do it?
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