I moved to Kelowna with my family when I was five. I’ve spent all my school years here growing up. 
I was always drawing on my paperwork or sketching on the side during school. I enjoyed doing portraits for teachers, family and friends. If I wasn’t drawing portraits I would be drawing dogs or wolves, or pretty much anything related to K9. 
After my father got a tattoo of a drawing I did, he was very insistent that I was going to be a tattoo artist. Telling everyone “my daughter is gonna be a tattoo artist!” At the time I was 12 and wanted to be something else, the idea of being a tattoo artist definitely made me nervous.
 

When lockdown started all I did was draw I filled up so many sketch books! During this time my skills have improved so much that the spark of being a tattoo artist had finally taken ahold of me. During my last year of middle school all I drew was different tattoo styles, googling how to draw the styles and what kind of styles there were. When I started high school the following year my teachers gave me an amazing opportunity to do the workplace program. I agreed to do the program in hopes that I would get into a tattoo shop. 
 

From my first year of high school (2021) to graduation (2024) I’ve been with the Inked Angels team. After I graduated, I was in the shop everyday until Leslie took me on officially as an apprentice. I feel so privileged that I was able to dive into this career at just 18 years old. Not a single day passes that I don’t feel so beyond grateful for Leslie and this opportunity that I know is so rare. I am excited to be a part of the Inked Angels team and learn from Leslie as she inspires me to be the best artist I can be.

My preferred style is typically Black and Grey (Semi Realism female faces/ floral) Neo traditional / Illustrative with a slight alternative feel. I love doing witchy topics , bring me the bones and bats with that mid evil vibe!