Inner bicep is fresh with minor touchups on the forearm, outer sleeve is completely healed over a year now
One thing I’ll always recommend before starting a tattoo with me, especially a bigger project, is booking a free consultation first.
For me, some of the best tattoos start with a good conversation.
I want to hear your story, understand why you chose the idea, what parts matter most to you, and how you imagine the finished piece.
There’s no pressure and no commitment. The consultation is completely free.
So if you’ve had an idea sitting in your head for a while, come talk to me about it. Let’s see what we can turn it into. 🖤
This one’s definitely one of my favourites. 🙏
I’m absolutely loving how everything came together. The contrast, details and negative space all came together exactly how I envisioned it.
#lordhanuman #tattoo #tattooidea #tattoosleeve #toronto
This is one of those sleeves where the final result genuinely exceeded the original vision.
A lot goes into making a sleeve feel like one complete piece rather than a collection of separate tattoos. We worked through the concepts, placement, proportions, negative space, and how every element would transition into the next.
And honestly, seeing the final result come together was worth every bit of that planning.
#tattoosleeve #healedtattoo #toronto #tattooidea #fullsleevetattoo
Check out this beautiful composition, no AI no editing, multiple hours of work with precision
Im so grateful for having an opportunity to able to create something to hold on our heritage.
Waheguru 🙏🙏
#punjabitattoo #torontolife #tattooidea #fullsleevetattoo
A piece built around intensity, movement, and contrast. 🖤
Focused on keeping the portrait sharp while letting the surrounding elements flow naturally with the arm, using negative space to give the darker sections room to breathe.
Loved how this one came together. More to come on this project. 🩸
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Anubis sleeve I had the chance to create during my Calgary trip.
A full Egyptian-inspired piece built around realism, contrast, negative space, and the natural flow of the arm. Every element was designed to connect with the next while keeping enough breathing room for the details to stand out.
