Meet Scott

Art has always been a part of my life, though it took a long time to make it my work. I didn’t come to tattooing from a place of confidence. I spent a long time in recovery learning to trust myself and sit with discomfort instead of running from it. That changed how I see people.

Before I picked up a tattoo machine, I studied human services counseling. I wanted to understand people—and, honestly, to understand myself better. Tattooing became another way for me to connect with people and their stories.

I’ve learned that healing is slow and personal. It happens when someone feels heard and seen. In my studio, you can have as much space as you need. No ego. No pressure. I’m here to listen and make a tattoo that means something to you.