I am a tattoo artist with a background in the graffiti, BMX and boarding subculture. I have traveled extensively, visiting cities such as Amsterdam, Barcelona, and destinations in Canada, the United States, Florida, and Costa Rica. My journey began when I left Hungary to visit friends in Barcelona in search of a new life. There, I quickly became friends with a group of people who built custom bikes. Among them was an English tattoo artist, and we hit it off right away.

I started casually tattooing in the afternoons in the studio or even in the basement of the bicycle builders’ workshop on the beach. We would hang out on the beach with our bikes, attracting tourists who would stop to take pictures of us. The topic of tattoos always came up, and I gradually got more into it. Since 2008, I have been on the road almost constantly, traveling to tattoo meetings in Europe and finding more clients interested in artistic tattoos.

Before leaving Hungary, I had never been abroad, not even to any of the neighboring countries. Language problems and frustration were initially an issue, but I was grateful for the company I found in Barcelona. My new friends didn’t care that I didn’t speak the language and made me feel like I belonged. I slowly started to learn English and speak it better. Eventually, I had my own studio with a roof, but I was not satisfied with the work brought in by small tourists dropping in. I started traveling on weekends to tattoo meetings in Europe, hoping to find another layer of clients who were more interested in artistic things.

My travels have taken me all over Europe and beyond, and I have built up a loyal following of clients who appreciate my unique artistic style. My portfolio showcases my talent and creativity, featuring tattoos that range from small and delicate to large and bold. Whether working on a custom design or collaborating with a client to bring their vision to life, my passion for my craft shines through in every piece I create.