Exeter · Award-winning artist · By appointment
I create portraits, realism and geometric tattoos in colour and black and grey - each one designed as a unique piece for the person wearing it.
Tattooing since 2015
Scroll to explore§ 01 - Philosophy
Curiosity is at the heart of my work. Every tattoo is a chance to explore, take on a new challenge and create a unique piece of art on skin.
Tattooing
Since 2015
From
Cebu
Based
Exeter
Focus
Realism
§ 02 - Selected projects
Tap a project name to preview a curated selection of recent work.Hover over a project name on the left to preview it, then click to see the full piece.
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Project 01
Hip-Hop Legends
Full leg40 hours
§ 03 - From idea to ink
Large or small, every piece starts with a proper conversation. The subject, placement and flow are resolved before the first line goes in.
Step 01
Send your references, placement, approximate size and any meaning you want the piece to carry.
Step 02
I'll develop a custom composition around your body, balancing detail, contrast and longevity.
Step 03
Arrive rested and fed. For larger work, the tattoo is planned across focused, manageable sessions.
Ready to talk through your subject, placement and scale?
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§ 04 - The artist
I grew up in Cebu in the Philippines and began tattooing in 2015. Now based in Exeter, I'm known for ambitious portrait and realism work - and for the curiosity that keeps every new brief feeling fresh.
I work in colour and black and grey, from single portraits to full sleeves and leg projects, always building the artwork around the individual wearing it.
Learn more about me§ 05 - Aftercare FAQ
Healing is part of the tattoo. These general answers support the personalised instructions you will receive after your session.
Follow the dressing and aftercare instructions I give you, as these may vary by placement and dressing type. When advised, wash gently with warm water and fragrance-free soap, pat dry with a clean towel and apply only the recommended aftercare product with clean hands.
It depends on the dressing used. A simple covering and an adhesive film have different timings, so use the specific instructions given at your appointment. If the dressing leaks, rolls up or causes a reaction, contact the studio for advice.
A brief shower is normally fine once your dressing instructions allow it, but avoid soaking the tattoo. Keep it out of pools, hot tubs and saunas while it heals, and minimise heavy sweating, rubbing and tight clothing over the area.
Some flaking, light scabbing and itching are a normal part of healing. Do not pick, scratch or pull at peeling skin - let it come away naturally so you do not disturb the ink or introduce bacteria.
Once fully healed, moisturise the skin and protect the tattoo from strong sun with a high-SPF sunscreen. UV exposure can fade pigment over time, so consistent protection will help keep the work looking crisp.
Seek medical advice if redness, swelling, heat or pain is getting worse rather than settling, or if you notice pus, spreading redness, fever or feel unwell. Contact your GP or NHS 111; severe symptoms need urgent care.
This is general aftercare information, not medical advice. If you are concerned, contact the studio and an appropriate healthcare professional.
§ 06 - Sitting
Tell me your idea, where you'd like it placed and the size you have in mind. I enjoy a challenge and work across a wide range of tattoo styles.
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