About Me
I grew up surrounded by the energy of sports, hip-hop and the kind of visual culture where tattoos feel like a natural extension of identity. The idea of expressing your story through tattoos has always fascinated me. After a few years on a more conventional career path, I found my way back to drawing and eventually committed fully to tattooing.
I was lucky enough to train under Agus Coll at La Graine Tattoo in Berlin. Today, I’m grateful to be part of the team as a Resident Artist, continuing to grow and refine my craft.
My focus is Fineline and Micro Realism – from clean, minimalist lettering to detailed pieces and modern takes on classic motifs. If you’re looking for something personal, precise and made specifically for you, I’d love to create a tattoo together that fits you, your body and your style – and feels right for years to come.
Process
My process is collaborative and detail-focused, built around precision, flow on the body and a design that truly fits you. We start with a consultation (in person or online) to talk through your idea, placement, size and references. From there, I create a custom draft in my Fineline / Micro Realism style, we refine it together if needed and on the appointment day we finalize the fit and details before tattooing.
Every tattoo starts with a conversation. You can come by the studio or we can do it digitally via email or call – whatever is easiest for you. We’ll go through your idea, what it should represent, placement, size and any references you have. If you’re not 100% sure yet, that’s totally fine – I’ll help you shape it into something clear.
Based on that, I create a custom design that matches your vision: clean composition, strong readability and details that hold up over time. You’ll be part of the process and we’ll refine it together until it feels right.
On the day of your appointment, we take a final look at the design together. We adjust sizing and placement directly on your body, because that’s where the tattoo has to work. Minor changes can still be made then, the goal is always that it feels right before we start.
I trained under Agus Coll at La Graine Tattoo in Berlin, where I learned how important both sides are: strong technique and a good experience for the person in the chair. That’s the standard I keep – calm, focused, and with a lot of attention to detail from start to finish.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about Tattoos, Appointments & Aftercare
1. How do I book a tattoo appointment?
2. How does the design process work?
Every tattoo is custom and built together with you, from consultation to final placement. You’ll find the full step-by-step in the Process section.
3. How long does a tattoo session take?
It depends on size, detail and placement. I don’t like to rush, I’d rather take the time it needs to make sure the result is clean and precise. Once your concept and sizing are clear, I’ll give you a realistic time estimate.
4. How much does a tattoo cost?
Pricing depends on size, detail level, placement and overall time. As soon as I have your idea and references, I’ll give you a transparent price range.
5. What happens if I need to cancel or reschedule?
If something comes up, please let me know as early as possible. Rescheduling is usually no problem with enough notice. For last-minute cancellations, the deposit may be forfeited - especially if time has already gone into the design and the appointment slot can’t be refilled on short notice.
6. What should I do before my appointment?
- Get a good night’s sleep and eat a proper meal beforehand
- No alcohol or drugs the day before and on the day of your appointment
- Arrive on time and plan enough time for the session
- Wear comfortable clothing that gives easy access to the area
- If you’re sick, it’s better to reschedule
7. How do I take care of my tattoo afterwards?
You’ll receive a clear aftercare guide from me after your session. You can also find the full Aftercare instructions here on the website.
8. Can I bring my own ideas or references?
Absolutely. References are helpful, even if they’re only for mood, style or small details. I don’t copy other artists’ work 1:1, but I’ll create an original design that fits you and works well on the body.
9. Are your tattoo inks safe and EU-compliant?
Yes. I use professional, high-quality products and inks that meet current EU regulations and I work under the highest hygiene standards at all times.
10. How do I prepare for a Fineline / Micro Realism tattoo?
Fineline and Micro Realism look best on healthy, well-cared-for skin. A few simple things help a lot:
- Avoid sunburn and heavy tanning on the area for at least 1-2 weeks before
- Moisturize the area regularly in the days leading up to your appointment
- Don’t use harsh scrubs/peels on the area shortly before
- Please don’t shave the area beforehand - I’ll prep it properly at the studio
- Stay hydrated and avoid coming in hungover - it affects the session and healing
Book your Appointment
Fill out the form in English or German for a quick consultation to align on your idea, pricing and timing.
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