@the_looks_can_kill.co

📍Waterbury, CT ,USA 

I’ve been a professional tattoo artist for over 10 years, in which I specialized in black and gray. I am infatuated with horror and biological art. Much of my work is inspired by the works of Carl Grace and Paul Booth. I was among the lucky few who did not apprentice but I did have a mentor who guided me. He taught me that as an artist here in New England, you must be able to conceptualize and produce beautiful pieces for whoever should walk through your doors. He instilled in me that to be a good artist, you must be well rounded. I am forever grateful for him and my own ability to harness various styles. Today I still think of his teachings and grow and learn. As time moves forward I continue to be happy and grateful to be apart of this lively industry. 

Looking back at my life, art and myself have been intwined since I could remember. As I worked through various mediums I also worked on myself and over time I grew into a preference. Black and gray realism really became a favorite of mine. I quickly learned that I could capture moments in time and prevent them from being forgotten, for example; horror movie scenes. When my time is not being spent on the convention circuit, I spend my days at Saints and Sinners Tattoo Studio. My job allows me to create memorable pieces that my clients can hold close to their heart for a life time and in that I find myself more than happy with my career.