All About Dyin craft
My journey began with tattooing—an art of connection, where each line told a story on living skin. Over time, I felt the pull to explore something more enduring, a way to preserve that same emotion in a different form. That search led me to mirrors—fragile yet timeless, reflective both in surface and meaning. Engraving became a new kind of storytelling, where each cut in the glass holds intention, memory, and light. What once lived on skin now lives in glass—still deeply personal, still rooted in art, but transformed into something that lasts. Today, each mirror I engrave carries the spirit of tattooing—bold, personal, and deeply human
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Getting into Cake Boxes
It started off with a couple small boxes that i found. I started decorating them like cakes and sticking jewels on them. Next thing i knew they became a hit.
Me
From an early age, I fell in love with art and the endless ways it allowed me to express myself. I started experimenting with pottery, shaping clay into forms that felt alive in my hands, and painting, where colors became my voice on canvas. As I grew, I expanded into engraving mirrors, finding beauty in turning reflections into intricate designs, and eventually into tattooing, where I carried that same passion onto skin. Each medium has been a new chapter in my journey, but all of them share the same root—my deep connection to creating, transforming, and bringing imagination to life through art.
