Logarithmic Ink

What draws me to geometric work is the intersection — math, nature, and art colliding into something that stops your eyes. Geometry plays tricks on perception. Shapes and patterns pull you in, and that's exactly the effect I'm after with every piece.

Here's what sets my work apart from a standard geometric tattoo: the math is personal. Clients come in wanting the style, and from there we dig into what gives it depth — a significant date rendered in numerology, a formula that shaped your life, a pattern pulled from something real to you. You walk out with art that has a story most people won't see on the surface, but you'll know it's there.

The process starts with a consult so I understand the size, boldness, and shape direction you're after, with the meaning locked in before I touch a stencil. I work partially by hand and partially by stencil — the stencil is how I get those razor-crisp lines. Stencil time runs $50/hr because we're in the room together making it right, and I want you speaking up if a line or placement is even slightly off. Needle time is $300/hr. Getting it perfect matters more than getting it fast.