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Two Little Owls
Nicole contacted me about a small tattoo she had on her left forearm that she wanted covered up. She says, " I had a fairly small forearm tattoo of two little owls that was almost 10 years old; the idea behind it (in honor of my two kids) meant a lot to me, but I was never happy with the original artist's execution of it. "I found Victoria online when researching artists who did cover-up work in the Portland metro area and liked her thorough explanation of the process and e
Sep 1


A Simple Lotus
Ava had a small tattoo on her left upper arm that she got on a whim and that no longer resonated with her. She was wondering if we could cover it up with a lotus; she found an image of one that she liked, altered it a bit, printed it out and brought it in for us to look at together. (I love that!) I said, "This is awesome! We can totally cover your old tattoo with this new image, almost exactly as you've got it here, as long as we use colors of dark value for the lotus-- li
Aug 1


"Just Float"
A little while ago Rachel emailed me, asking if I'd be available a month and a half out to do a small tattoo for her, even though she'd be coming from out of town, with a limited amount of time to fit any appointments in. We worked it out so that we did her consultation when she got into Portland, on her way out to the coast. Then we did her inking appointment when she came back into town, on her way home (out of state.) I'm happy to work with people from other states (and co
Jul 1


"Tiny tattoos"
I got a call the other week from Paulette, who with her friend Barbara, had gotten tattoos from me back in 2012. They have the same birthday and they got ink together on their day, back in the day. Now they were thinking about coming back, near their birthday, again for some "tiny tattoos". They wanted to know if I'd be interested, even if the projects were small. "Of course," I replied. "I will do almost any kind of tattoo work (with some caveats), please come on back in. L
Jun 1


Gladioli, Sunflowers + Blue Mormon Butterfly
Annie had an old tattoo on her right upper arm that just didn't come out the way that she had envisioned. So she asked me if I thought we could cover it up with something botanical that would be more to her liking. "I said, "Absolutely! What did you have in mind?" After reading my Cover Up Tattoo page she was thinking maybe gladiolus flowers and sunflowers might work and showed me a couple of images that she liked. And while we were looking at those she said, "Maybe some bee
May 1
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