Meet Voy

I have always been interested in art, from drawing basic animations as a child to enjoying building Legos. I went to math and physics schools, which helped me get into architecture studies. However, my admiration of tattoos eventually led me to drop out of architecture school in my second year and pursue an apprenticeship in Coventry for two years. During my apprenticeship, I learned from the best mentor I could have asked for.

I specialize in black and grey realism, but I also enjoy traditional, Japanese, and neo-traditional tattoos. I enjoy the challenge of creating realistic tattoos that look like photographs, and I also like the bold lines and designs of these styles. I am always looking for new challenges and new ways to express myself through my art.

In my free time, I enjoy going to the gym, learning new skills, spending time with my friends, and looking for artistic inspiration and new ideas. I find that physical activity helps me to relax and de-stress, and I also enjoy the challenge of learning new things. I love to visit museums, galleries, and nature because they all provide me with artistic inspiration.

The most enjoyable part of my job as a tattoo artist is the interaction with my clients. I love hearing their stories and connecting with them on a personal level. I also enjoy the challenge of creating a tattoo that they will love for years to come, whether it is meaningful to them or simply makes them look cool.

The most meaningful tattoos I have done are the ones I have done on my family members. Tattooing my family holds a special place in my heart, deepening our bond. It’s a privilege I’m grateful for, crafting meaningful symbols that also showcase their support for my career. Their pride in my work bolsters my confidence and fuels my passion. These tattoos are indelible symbols that will forever hold a place in my heart.