Nice to meet you. I’m Laura.
My story starts similar to that of most visual artists: since the moment I could hold a pencil, I have been drawing, and I have never stopped since.
ABOUT ME
I have an extensive background in visual arts, dance, and painting.
I live and breathe art. Living a life of nature-based spirituality, most akin to modern-day witchcraft, I use various practices from diverse places that form my own path.
These aspects combined makes for my interest in tattooing, piercing, and adorning the human body with symbols and imagery, with a focus on spreading joy and kindness.
MY PHILOSPHY
Though I prefer doing bigger, more elaborate illustrative blackwork pieces, I am well practiced in doing smaller fineline works. It is important to me to make sentimental works, like memorial tattoos, and truly listen and connect with my clients with all the care and respect I can provide.
To me, a tattoo is more than a pretty image: it is an experience in itself. Tattoos can change lives, boost confidence, help you grieve lost loved ones, and love yourself a little more.
Hello, my name is Emin.
ABOUT ME
I have been a tattoo artist and piercer for 4 years, specializing in whip shading tattoos.
I started this journey in Turkey by purchasing a simple tattoo machine and practicing on my friends. Over time, the tattoos I created started to gain appreciation, which motivated me to improve further. After gaining some experience, I began working at a tattoo studio. During this period, I not only enhanced my technical skills but also learned about studio culture. Tattooing gradually transformed from a hobby into a profession for me.
When I felt I had gained enough experience, I packed my bags and headed to Europe. During my one-year journey in Europe, I had the opportunity to work in various tattoo studios across different countries. Throughout this period, I improved my tattooing techniques and gained insight into how different cultures perceive art. I specifically honed my skills in realistic tattoos and fine line techniques. The diversity and professionalism of the tattoo culture in Europe broadened my vision significantly. Additionally, working with international clients taught me how to create tattoos that meet various expectations. This one-year experience was a turning point for me both personally and artistically. Now, I continue my journey in tattoo art with even greater passion and dedication.