My tattoo journey originated back in 2021. I started tattoing and learning with fake skins, and I was really excited to get into this new world of art that i already liked. I strarted my research and looking for a place to start my apprenticeship, but didn't have any luck; people did not want to give me the opportunity. I kept learning, but got dismotivated and stopped. It wasn't until the year 2025 when I got my first tattoo. The girl who tattoed me, looked me dead in the eye, and said to me:
"Why aren't you tattooing? You have an amazing talent! "
I simply shrugged and told her that I got dismotivated, I did'nt thing I had it in me.
"Pick yp your tools and start again! Trust yourself."
In the tattooing world, there is a lot of competion, envy and the industry is overlly saturated. It was intimidating for me to start all over again, but I collected my strenght and went head on. I took all my fake skins out and started practicing once again. One day, while I was at a medical appoinment, I stumbled upon a famous Puerto Rican tattoo artist, and I took my chance and asked him if he could give me any tips.
Thanks to him, I found a place where I started my tattoo apprenticeship! A lovely couple of tattoo artist took me under their wing and taught me a lot of things to start out! Three months later, I continued by myself to learn and expand my onw knowdlege.
I still have a lot to learn, but im gratefull for those how have giving me the opportunity to do something for them!
~XOXO
This was the second fake skin I did under the apprenticeship. I was learning a lot the stipple shading style.
A special tattoo for someone who has trusted my work since day one. So happy of how this tattoo turned out. I love working with realisim both on fine arts and tattoos.
This is my most resent tattoo done on fake skin. So proud of it! I used the tecnhnique of stipple shading and blackwork.