Graphic style the one I love

One of the great strengths of this style is how easily a project can evolve over time.

Readable & evolving over time

You choose a tattoo now, but you'll still be wearing it in ten, twenty, forty years. That's where the graphic style scores points: a bold black line will stay bold and readable, just as it was designed at the start. And your piece is never set in stone. One of the great strengths of this style is how easily a project can evolve over time. You can add to it and extend it over the years.

Abstract tattoo of a cluster of black wavy zigzag lines covering the knee and calf.
Tattoo of abstract black and grey brushstrokes wrapping around the calf in a painterly style.
Tattoo of a letter A drawn in wide black brushstrokes, on the forearm.

Movement at the heart of the power

The search for movement is often at the heart of the project. The way the piece will move with your anatomy is a key parameter for creating visual impact. Placement therefore plays a big part in the creation and in the final result.

Precision is a kind of focus I love, and the challenges of building a project on the body are what drive me.

Why the one I love?

My initial training as a graphic designer and my appreciation for visual balance brought my love for this style into tattooing. I love it when things are aligned and aesthetically placed. I love it when an element seen as “simple” brings strength because it sits exactly in the right place. Precision is a kind of focus I love, and the challenge of building the project on the body is what drives me.