After finding out i could draw when i was 5 yrs old , my mother always said i should find a career that utilizes my talents. Well mom, jail and prison helped me make a little bit of money drawing portraits. It didn’t take long for someone to point out I needed a machine in my hands.

Learning to tattoo with a prison setup was easy. Learning to use everything on the street was even easier. With these tools I can get a lot more done in a shorter amount of time!! Prison sucked but I'm so grateful I went because I probably would still be building homes in the heat had I not.

Then, after 5 yrs on the street learning to not cross contaminate , set up my machine right, and utilize the right needle configuration. I went back to prison for 4yrs to develop the confidence I needed to freehand all my stencils with a pen or sharpie. Now, if I go with a printer and a procreate design or back to a raw freehand sketch i did for so many years, i will always achieve the look we want..