My career as a tattoo artist began in early 2013, inspired by a friend’s tattoo I saw in Kyiv. I’ve been drawing since childhood, first with pencils by the window, then “tattoos” with pens on my mom and classmates. In ninth grade, I built my first tattoo machine using a motor from an old tape recorder. That same day, I tattooed myself for the first time and also gave my younger brother his first tattoo.
Today, I’ve developed a unique style called Glitch Realism, combining black and gray and color techniques. This style reflects my creativity, experience, and dedication to perfection.