FLESHSCRIBE
tattoos made to last
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Meet the Machines
Every piece here is made with hand-built coil machines. I was taught to run and tune them directly by a machine builder, so the rhythm you see on skin comes from equipment I understand down to the coil.
Coil work has a heartbeat rotary machines don't. It's slower to master and it shows in the line.
Trained hands-on by a coil machine builder — not a course, not a video. That lineage is part of the work.
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portrait / working photo
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Behind the Machine
Meet the Artist
Four years tattooing, longer drawing. I work in Bogotá, one appointment at a time, on pieces meant to hold up for decades — not trends built to date badly by next year.
Every design starts on paper before it ever touches skin.
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Philosophy
My Process
Hand-drawn stencil
Every stencil starts as a real drawing, by hand — not a printed clip-art transfer. It's slower, but the line has a pulse a machine-generated stencil never will.
Fit to the body
The stencil gets adjusted on you, in person, before a single line goes in — placement and flow matter as much as the design itself.
Built to last
Bold, deliberate linework and solid saturation over trendy fine-line fades — the traditional approach exists because it survives skin, time, and sun.
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Small pieces start at 300,000 COP
The Work