About Me
I'm a tattoo artist based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Art has been a part of my life since I was about three years old, and I’ve studied it in many forms ever since, including in college and from other masters in their craft. Like many artists, I was once convinced that creativity couldn’t be a “real” career. These days, I’m proving that idea wrong—and loving every second of it.
Hello!
What I Offer
Whether you're looking for a small, meaningful piece or a full custom sleeve, I offer personalized tattoo designs that bring your vision to life with creativity, care, and precision. Below you’ll find more info:
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I’m especially interested in working with color, and love styles like Japanese Traditional, Neo-Traditional, anime-inspired work, and illustrative designs. I spend my downtime studying and practicing all kinds of tattoo styles—so if you’ve got a cool or creative idea, I’m always excited to bring it to life.
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Outside of tattooing, I’m a parent in a blended family of four. Our home is also shared with two dogs, two cats, a gecko, and a snake. I’m a nature-lover and adventurer at heart—whether it's a local hike or a trip across the globe. I love to laugh and have been told I'm a good source of fun.
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As a non-binary artist, creating a safe, inclusive, and welcoming space is a top priority for me. Everyone is welcome in my chair, including members of the LGBTQIA+ community. I hold zero tolerance for hate or discrimination of any kind.
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I believe tattoos can be deeply healing. They’re more than just body art—they can mark transformation, carry emotion, and honor personal journeys. When the intention and space align, tattooing can leave you feeling renewed—with a permanent imprint of that healing experience on your skin.
If you’re interested in working with me, please start by visiting my booking link below. Not sure what you want yet? Reach out anyway! We can dream it up together.
Got A Tattoo Idea Brewing?
Let’s make it real—and make it yours.
*I ask for a $55 consultation fee, which is fully refundable when you attend. It’s just a simple way to make sure we’re both committed to making the most of our time together.