Archive

This archive is a curated selection of work from throughout my years of tattooing. Its purpose is to show the consistency of my work while also showing something equally important: no two pieces are the same.

Every tattoo is created for the individual wearing it. While the artwork comes from my hands, the tattoo ultimately belongs to the wearer. I respect that relationship, and I believe each piece deserves the space to become theirs rather than immediately becoming content.

For that reason, new work is intentionally held back before becoming part of the archive.

The work shown here is not a catalog of designs to choose from or recreate. It is a record of what I have created for other individuals and an example of the structure, composition, and intention I bring to my work.

What I create for you should belong to you.

2024-2025. Traditional Tongan tattoo. A Tongan composition with subtle black and gray elements woven into the traditional work

A shirtless man with extensive black Polynesian-style tattoos covering both arms, shoulders, and chest, wearing black Champion underwear and black pants.
A person with nautical-themed black and gray tattoo covering shoulder, upper arm, and chest, wearing black pants with a red waistband, standing indoors near a beige wall and window with blinds.
A person with extensive Polynesian-style tattoos covering their shoulder, arm, and side, dressed in black pants and a black belt with a red waistband visible.

2024-2025. A feminine Samoan piece combining traditional malu patterns with contemporary influences, including mandala, henna, and touches of black and gray.

A person with black tattoos featuring mandala floral patterns and geometric designs on their shoulder, upper arm, and forearm, wearing a black top against a plain light-colored wall.
Side view of a person with a detailed, black and gray mandala-style tattoo on their upper arm, extending from the shoulder to the elbow, and partially visible tattoo on the forearm, wearing black pants, standing against a plain light-colored wall.
A woman with tattoos on her arm and shoulder wearing a black top and jeans.

2024-2025. A custom composition connecting the shoulder, arm, and upper back through tribal-inspired structure, floral elements, and flowing ornamental linework.

Back view of a person with long, dark hair tied in a ponytail, showing elaborate black ink tattoos on their upper back and shoulders, wearing a black strap top.
Close-up of a woman's arm with black tattoo art featuring floral and abstract patterns, wearing a black sleeveless top and gray jeans, in a plain room with a TV on the wall.

2024–2025. Traditional Tongan composition focused on enhancing masculine presence through intentional placement, structure, and flow.

A person with a full sleeve tattoo on their arm and shoulder, wearing a black tank top and gray shorts, standing next to a black and gray mural of a whale in a gym or fitness center.
Side view of a person with extensive Polynesian-style tattoos on their arm and shoulder, standing against a black and white artistic mural background.

2024–2026. A Nordic and Celtic inspired composition, weaving elements from both traditions together to represent the wearer’s heritage and identity.

2024-2025, Ancestral Storytelling Through Black and Gray: large-scale composition bringing South Pacific stories to life through realism and layered imagery; cultural identity remains intact.