ISA Tattoo

There’s something oddly satisfying about symmetry — especially when it comes from chaos.
This is the same tattoo, seen from both sides.
Heavy black bio-industrial flow, built on top of an older piece that didn’t make the cut.
Fixed it. Forged it. Now it’s something else entirely.

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This one had a rough beginning — an old, failed tattoo that needed serious damage control.
We went full bio-organic/industrial, heavy blackwork, reworked it from the ankle to the knee.
No mercy, no bu****it.

Got something that needs fixing?
Let’s turn that regret into something worth showing off.

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💀 Heavy black | Bio-industrial | Cover-up

What happens when a childhood story collides with the end of the world?

A gas-masked mouse from The Little Mouse, the Red Ripe Strawberry, and the Big Hungry Bear — posted up on a strawberry like it’s no big deal… while a nuclear blast levels everything behind her.

Illustrative meets realism. Nostalgia meets apocalypse.
Just how I like it.

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Healed with — the usual suspects.

🍷 Granate Realism – Shoulder Piece

A small pomegranate on a branch — done in hyper-realistic detail, for a friend who knows how much I love obsessing over the little stuff.

It may not be big, but this one took its time.
When you have time, you can really play.
And when you play with precision, you end up with something that punches way above its size.

Thanks you for the trust, the patience — and for skipping school to finish this project.

Lined and shaded with
Colored using
Healed with — the usual suspects.

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🧬 4 Years. 4 Creatures. 1 Sleeve.
Finished this full-color arm sleeve — a four-year project inspired by the world of Magic: The Gathering.

Each year, we added one original artifact creature.
I had the absolute pleasure of designing every single one — concept art, forms, flow, and final tattoo.
Built from scratch, inked with patience, shaped by obsession.

This sleeve is a tribute to imagination, world-building, and the long game.
Huge thanks to for the trust, the vision, and the years of dedication.
Inspired by the magic of .

Lined and shaded with
Colored using
Healed with — the usual suspects.

🌀 Brush + Rope – Shoulder Composition

Grey and blue-toned brushstroke circle on shoulder and scapula — wrapped in a pattern inspired by rope marks and the tension of sh***ri.

Soft palette, strong presence.
A quiet nod to restraint, ritual, and what’s left behind.

This is just the beginning — the project will expand in future sessions.
Big thanks for the trust and the conversation.

Lined and shaded with @ using and healed with — the usual suspects.

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⚙️ Dharma + Disorder – Forearm Dotwork

Blackwork forearm piece — dotwork Dharma wheel, wrapped in pattern and framed by a splash of ink chaos.
Precision meets motion. Symbol meets noise.

Thanks for the trust and the canvas.

Lined and shaded with using and healed with — the usual suspects.

🕳️ Into the Void

Small forearm piece — black and grey whip shading.
A minimal structure with maximum pull: a black circle surrounded by warped forms that twist space inward like it’s folding into itself.

A little optical illusion. A little existential dread.
Thanks for the trust and the arm.

Lined and shaded with using and healed with — the usual suspects.

Black and grey whip shading, built to echo the original artwork by Alex Gray.
A quiet, meditative tattoo — subtle texture, soft gradients, and a steady hand.

Always a pleasure to work on something that bridges tattooing with fine art.
Big thanks to for the trust and the skin.

Lined and shaded with using and healed with — the usual suspects.

Tusz, stal i zero pierdolenia!!!

Couldn’t wait to share this one.

This leg sleeve is nearly finished — just a few final touches left — but the structure, flow, and raw energy are already locked in.
Brutal black, heavy texture, and a bioorganic-industrial pattern that wraps and moves with the body like it grew there on purpose.

Organic chaos meets mechanical rhythm.
Big shoutout to my client for trusting the process and sitting like a damn rock through all of it.

More to come — but here’s a glimpse at where we’re at.

Lined and shaded with using and healed with — the usual suspects.

This one started at the throat — and didn’t stop.

What began as a single element grew into a full-on bioorganic industrial abstraction, wrapping around head, chest, and stomach.
All heavy black. All custom. Still in progress, but I couldn’t wait to show it.

Big thanks to the legend who let me go wild with this — and I really hope this is just the beginning.

Full breakdown coming soon. Reel’s in the works.

Lined and shaded with using and healed with — the usual suspects.