Specialty
Thin, clean lines drawn with a single needle. It looks simple; it isn't. A poorly done fine line spreads or fades over the years. Done right, it ages without losing its shape. That takes a steady hand, judgment, and knowing how each area heals.
Realism at a small scale: gradients, depth and detail within a few centimeters. The difficulty is the scale — what large work forgives, small work exposes. It takes mastery of shading and understanding how the ink will settle over time.
Both styles are unforgiving. The difference between work that lasts and work that ruins in two years is craft, not equipment. That's what you're paying for.
FAQ
Yes. Fine line and microrealism are my main techniques, but we can explore others that suit your style better. Tell me your idea and we'll work out together how to bring it to skin.