SOLD OUT! - A 64 page special collection of work made across two decades. Tattoos, drawings, process photos, and the quiet moments in between. (Signed/numbered edition of 100) And in the spirit of giving things away: thirty copies will come with an individual piece of ephemera from my career. Two will come with a gift of a free tattoo. No contest. No hashtags. Just a gesture. Self-published, created, and assembled entirely by myself - with help from my son, Xavi :) LINK IN BIO

Hey, thank you. For caring even a little. For supporting artists and friends and families. Thanks for leaning into your communities and finding ways to make an effort. It feels like those shared moments with other people are what all of this is about. ❤️

A bold, little magnolia hand tattoo.

“I was the first artist to sign on with CO:CREATE—before there was even a platform. I took a chance because I believed in Tara and the team, and that trust was not misplaced. In under two years, they’ve built what the industry has needed for a long time.“ - @davidallen

Claire wanted both sides of her body tattooed. Same overall shape but different images of sparse wildflowers. This was a true collaboration, adjusting the movement and placement to fit her shape and form. (Swipe to see both together)

We spent five days designing and tattooing Patricia and Margaret. This mother/daughter pair reached out and wanted to share this process together. I’m so happy they’ve agreed to posting these photos. I type this tired but reveling in the joy that comes from being surrounded by a loving family. Living, thriving, and doing so on their own terms! Thank you both for your trust. 🙏

NYC was the best sort of whirlwind this week. Thank you to my clients, and thank you to @oscarakermo and @okanuckun for having me at @monolithstudio. I had the best conversations with everyone and was able to meet so many talented and kind tattooers. Let’s all lift each other up! My heart is full. 🖤

Charles and I have been working on a reconfigured version of Hale Woodruff’s Amistad mural. Woodruff was reimagining the visual imagery of Black resistance. This part of the mural shows a shipboard revolt... the mutiny on the Amistad. (@peanuttillman)

I’m in Padova, Italy this week. I got off the train and went directly to the world’s oldest botanical garden… (@ortobotanicopd)

To honor the life of Katie Stock, her friends and family came in for a day and got a small element of her head tattoo. The day was filled with love, laughter, tears, and memories. Half way through the six tattoos, Katie’s mom pulled out some letters Katie had written before she passed... all I could do was sit and be thankful to be privy to this moment. Thankful for life itself. For community. For the gift of being able to help others leave a small mark on their person. With intent and love, in remembrance. (B/W photos @elenagrigore)