A fellow artist, Mercy and I share the same language, so talking with her was super easy when she came in for her initial consultation. Bright and articulate, she brought printouts of imagery that she liked and followed my instructions to the letter, which I love. She says, "Like many, after years of carrying a tattoo that I no longer resonated with, finding Victoria was such a relief. Her design process is thorough and her work is nothing but consistent, clean, and vibrant.

My awesome client Arri contacted me with an incredible idea for a leg sleeve tattoo: she was wondering if I'd be interested in tattooing a fox on her right leg. Of course I said, "Yasss! I've always wanted to do a fox! Plus large scale = dream tattoo!" When she came in for her initial consultation, she told me she also wanted to add a raven to the piece, "What about having the fox playing with a raven?" My jaw hit the floor = soooo much excitement! "Yes! We could have the f

Casey contacted me with an upper back piece that already had several unsuccessful cover up tattoo attempts, book ended by a couple of effective tattoos on either side. She said, "I know it's currently kind of a mess, but I'm hoping we can do something with it; I don't even care what imagery you use, as long as it's fixed. I'm so tired of it not being finished." I replied, "Sure, let's have you come in and I'll see what we can do." The two tattoos on the outsides were fine;

Here's another sweet lil project for the end of the year: a couple of weeks ago I got a call and voicemail from a phone number I didn't recognize-- turns out it was from the daughter of one of my previous clients. She was wondering if I'd like to work with her and her mom on some script tattoos-- and you know I said, "Absolutely! Let's have you all come on in!" Elizabeth says, “I chose Victoria for many reasons: my mom [Dana] got tattooed by her, dating all the way back to 20

Lola contacted me to see if I'd tattoo some small tats for her and Malcolm, her partner. They are both fantastic artists and came up with the design together. (Four hearts: three black and one red, placed on opposite upper arms, so that when they are sitting together on the couch, they touch = so sweet.) Malcolm output their idea, printed it out and brought it in for their consultation, which I so appreciate. She says, "We came to Victoria for his and hers ink to celebrate ou