M & M Tattooing

I have been an artist for as long as I could hold a crayon and scribble on the bathroom walls. I attended Maryland Institute College of Art and have been professionally tattooing for 14 years. I married the love of my life Dina in October 2005, and have been living in PA for the last six years and working here at M&M.

I have an addiction to video games, horror/sci-fi, and fantasy movies. Music is a large influence in my life, and I draw and tattoo to everything from Johnny Cash to Slipknot and Eminem. I enjoy tattooing black and grey, fantasy, cover-ups and realism and really everything in between. Since becoming a tattoo artist I've learned to truly love the medium and have a passion for my craft. I look to progress in any way I can as an artist and continually try to push my boundaries as I attempt to tattoo artwork that is outside my comfort range.

I'm 24 years old and have been tattooing professionally for 7 years. I went to art school as a Fine Art major. I love doing color and my favorite mediums are colored pencil and spray paint. I am a very well rounded artist and have been doing art since I was a little kid. I have a big interest in kayaking, graffiti and food.

Growing up in a family of tattoo artists inspired me to become an artist myself. Since I was a little girl I was fascinated with the art of tattooing. My mother's artistic skills influenced my decision to start tattooing at the age of 15. I've always been here at M&M and enjoy my profession so much that I've further trained in an intensive course for Permanent Makeup and Medical Tattooing in Florida. I'm now board certified for cosmetic tattooing. Examples of my work are on display at captivatingcosmetics.com

I've been tattooing for over 11 years and I can't think of anything I'd rather be doing more. I enjoy meeting my colorful clients and helping them decide on, design, and create a tattoo that they are excited to have on their body forever. And if life leads them to want a change I can always help them fall in love with their piece all over again by either covering up, or reworking an old tattoo.

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