I don’t create random designs. I craft tattoos with rhythm, direction, and meaning. Each project is made with your body, movement, and the story you want to end — or begin anew — in mind.
Blackout is a radical, graphic, and uncompromising style. Covering large areas of skin with deep black creates a powerful visual statement — a tattoo that speaks without needing detail.
In blackout designs, the key is an even application of black ink — without overworking the skin.
For many people, blackout tattoos represent a symbolic reset — a way to disconnect from the past, cover old tattoos, or simply start a new story on their own terms.
The cover-up process is not just a technical challenge — it’s also working with emotions and the need for change. I create compositions that fit the body and look like a conscious choice, not a fix.
I analyze each case individually — the design, proportions, and possibilities. This way, the tattoos I create not only cover up but also hold meaning — for you.
I specialize in covering unwanted or unsuccessful tattoos. Every cover-up is an opportunity to regain control over your body and story. I strive not only to hide the old design but to create something new, thoughtful, and coherent.
Neotribal draws from tribal traditions but tells them anew — in a contemporary graphic language. These tattoos have pulse, structure, and energy.
In this style, the body becomes the guide — it dictates the direction, length, and layout of the design. I create tattoos that enhance the natural shape and movement.
Neotribal is more than decoration. It’s a symbol, a ritual, a personal narrative — encoded in black and lines. Every design is created with its power and meaning in mind.
My interpretation of Blackwork is based on simplicity and contrast — pure form without unnecessary embellishments. Lines, shapes, and rhythm create a graphic story that draws the eye.
Every element of blackwork must be deliberate. I work with a balance of black and negative space so that the tattoo harmoniously sits on the body and breathes with it.
It’s a style that never ages — regardless of trends. Blackwork can be geometric, abstract, or symbolic. What matters is the clarity of the message and the strength of the mark.