thawing out 🌷
booking March and April 2026 ✨
Hi friends!
I hope the new year has been treating you well. It has been a busy January and February on my end so I am excited to slow down a bit now that March is here! Spring is on the way and I am ready for warmth & color to return to our surroundings - 🤞🏾 soon come. Meanwhile, it’s the perfect time to get tattooed and be healed by the time summer arrives! Here are my updates:
what to expect:
flash day sign up | new flash | tattoo education | travel | booking March & April
Flash Days
Flash days for 2026 are backkkkkk! Below are the designs I am offering:
The two dates these concepts will be available are Saturday March 28 and April 25 ✨
1 hour time slots starting at 12pm going until 7pm, $50 deposit to lock in your spot!
〰️ 4 inches for most designs but some i’ll be willing to go bigger (at my own discretion)
〰️ arms + legs only
〰️ black ink only
New Flash
I admittedly don’t have as much new flash drawn up as I had planned. I really want to expand on my color work and shading - but I did not get around to drawing more concepts and couldn’t delay this newsletter any further so here’s what I’ve got 🙃 I will continue to work on ideas and upload them to my website as they are ready so keep an eye out, plus a bunch of ideas from last year that I would still love to make for you!
Eden Symposium
Last year I invested a lot of time and money into improving my craft and I wanted to share some of the things I’ve learned with you all!
Amongst various online courses and videos to keep my skills sharp, I attended my first tattoo seminar with Eden in Dallas, TX in December. I had a great time and left with a lot of knowledge that either reinforced things I already do in my practice or gave me an idea of what I need to add/improve upon. One of the major lessons was a session on “Color on Melanated Skin” from artist Adriana Hallow who is well known for their full color realism on darker skin tones. They gave so many great nuggets from how to design your tattoo with maximum contrast, picking your color palette, how to work with a mag, and even showing us how to take the best pictures of our work once it’s done. The session resonated so deeply with me because working with darker skin tones and using color is something I am passionate about doing and has been an anchor in my work for a long time. I also got to talk with other black female artists who are killing it right now (@kyaangelouink & @themadtatterjax) and we had our own lil seminar around our own experiences and challenges as well. I left feeling so full and supported, ready to go back to my studio and practice what I’d absorbed.
Here are some examples of how I have put what I’ve learned to use! From design principle to color choice to tattoo technique - these pieces came together beautifully. I am really excited to keep applying what I’ve learned and making beautiful pieces for you all along the way!
I will continue to commit to this craft and being the best artist I can be for you guys. I appreciate your trust as always and don’t take the projects we make together lightly. Thank you for being here and I hope to see you soon 🫶🏽
Booking customs, flash, and freehands for March and April 2026
also send healed pics!! 😆