PHOTO SESSION INVITATION FOR PAST CLIENTS
Over the past few years, I’ve had the privilege of completing many large-scale tattoo projects and full sleeves that I am truly proud of. Unfortunately, I didn’t have the opportunity to capture them at the final session for reasons such as lighting glare, swelling, or simply out of respect for client fatigue.
I have dedicated countless hours to creating these pieces and would love the opportunity to document them properly as part of my updated professional portfolio. I am now photographing and re-photographing many of my larger works in my new studio using a professional lighting setup and neutral background to showcase each tattoo in the best possible way.
HAVE A COMPLETED PIECE FROM THE PAST 5 YEARS?
If you have a completed and healed piece that we finished together within the past 5 years, I would be deeply grateful for your time in helping me document it. Your participation means a great deal to me and allows the art I’ve created for you to be shared and remembered at its best.
I am available in the evenings for photo sessions and am more than happy to work with your schedule.
SOCIAL MEDIA, RUNNING & STAYING CONNECTED
Several clients have reached out asking what happened to my Instagram page and whether I am still tattooing.
The answer is… Absolutely, I am still tattooing!
I made the intentional choice to step away from social media so that I could focus more deeply on what truly matters to me: my family, my art, and my personal well-being. Taking a step back from the constant demand of algorithms has been incredibly refreshing, allowing me to slow down and reconnect with my creative purpose.
One of the greatest joys of this time has been spending more moments with my amazing kid, who is now in grade seven and becoming a talented soccer player. Watching him grow, learn, and find his own passions has been a beautiful reminder of how quickly time moves and how important it is to live it fully.
Creatively, this has been one of the most inspiring periods of my life. I have been exploring new directions in my fine art practice, creating pop-surrealist monster paintings with soft pastels and vibrant color palettes that come straight from the heart rather than through commissions.
On a personal level, I have also been on a transformative journey through running. What started as a way to stay active grew into a powerful discipline. I ran over 1,000 kilometers in a year, competed in several trail races with podium finishes, and completed my first 50-kilometer trail ultra-marathon.
As I look forward, I plan to return to Instagram with a renewed perspective: a living portfolio dedicated solely to clean tattoo work, and a separate space for my fine art painting practice.