About Tricks
The year of 2010 was when the world was introduced to Trick Tats ! ✅
As a youthful, eager to learn apprentice, my background and passion for graffiti made it easy to integrate into this lifestyle, and my work as a tattooist began to improve quite quickly. Only in my second week on the job - Bone thugs an harmony came into the studio to be tattooed. I knew at that moment it would solidify my passion for this craft and my career would be full of exciting experiences.. During my first year, I worked tirelessly, learning the ins and outs of a studio, seeking guidance and creative knowledge from senior artists. It was a humbling and invaluable experience that set the foundation for my growth as an artist.
Four years into my career, I took the leap and opened my own private studio in Balmain. It was a challenge, but I wanted to grow not only as an artist but as a person. The 2 and a half years running my studio were a rollercoaster of good and bad times, but I loved every moment of it. I created my own space and i was proud of it..
Ready for a new challenge, i created an opportunity for myself.. And took craft overseas to Canada, Hamilton - just south of toronto. 🇨🇦
This experience not only gave me the opportunity to explore new places but also allowed me to grow as an artist and take my craft to new heights. The nomadic lifestyle of traveling and constantly adapting to new environments helped me to develop my skills and become more versatile.
Bringing myself back to contemporary times - the last 3 years i have been able to push my style and mature as an artist in Little Tokyo Sydney. 🇦🇺 Going on 13 years as an artist.. here i’ve been able to solidify my career as well as improving every aspect and characteristic as a tattoo artist.
I’d love to send my gratitude to everyone who has been involved in my career. I’ve made a lot of quality relationships from just hours spent in the chair.. Would not trade this job for anything else in the world i say.. Over and out.. ❤️
As a youthful, eager to learn apprentice, my background and passion for graffiti made it easy to integrate into this lifestyle, and my work as a tattooist began to improve quite quickly. Only in my second week on the job - Bone thugs an harmony came into the studio to be tattooed. I knew at that moment it would solidify my passion for this craft and my career would be full of exciting experiences.. During my first year, I worked tirelessly, learning the ins and outs of a studio, seeking guidance and creative knowledge from senior artists. It was a humbling and invaluable experience that set the foundation for my growth as an artist.
Four years into my career, I took the leap and opened my own private studio in Balmain. It was a challenge, but I wanted to grow not only as an artist but as a person. The 2 and a half years running my studio were a rollercoaster of good and bad times, but I loved every moment of it. I created my own space and i was proud of it..
Ready for a new challenge, i created an opportunity for myself.. And took craft overseas to Canada, Hamilton - just south of toronto. 🇨🇦
This experience not only gave me the opportunity to explore new places but also allowed me to grow as an artist and take my craft to new heights. The nomadic lifestyle of traveling and constantly adapting to new environments helped me to develop my skills and become more versatile.
Bringing myself back to contemporary times - the last 3 years i have been able to push my style and mature as an artist in Little Tokyo Sydney. 🇦🇺 Going on 13 years as an artist.. here i’ve been able to solidify my career as well as improving every aspect and characteristic as a tattoo artist.
I’d love to send my gratitude to everyone who has been involved in my career. I’ve made a lot of quality relationships from just hours spent in the chair.. Would not trade this job for anything else in the world i say.. Over and out.. ❤️