Christopher’s tattoo journey started young. As a teenager, he experimented with stick and poke before realizing his passion for art belonged in tattooing. After years of tattooing out of his home, he eventually secured a formal apprenticeship in Las Vegas, a move that set the foundation for what is now a 25 year career in the industry.
Versatility has always been Christopher’s strength. With a strong background in lettering and freehand script, he has also mastered color realism, black and grey realism, and large scale custom pieces. One of his favorite approaches is blending bold, freehand lettering with black and grey realism, creating tattoos that are both visually striking and deeply personal. His philosophy is simple but practical: the body dictates the design. Placement and flow are as important as the artwork itself.
He finds inspiration in the tattoo community at large, especially color realism artists who continue to push boundaries and redefine the craft. Christopher’s own background as a graffiti artist plays heavily into his lettering style, giving it character, flow, and authenticity that comes from years of experience.
Currently tattooing at Club Tattoo inside the Mandalay Bay Casino, Christopher thrives in an environment where the team stays focused and dedicated to their work. Some of his proudest projects include a detailed David Bowie portrait and a horror themed back piece that reflects both his technical range and artistic imagination.
When he’s not in the studio, Christopher continues to create through canvas painting and large scale murals. He’s also an avid outdoorsman, with a love for camping and marksmanship that balances his creative life. For him, tattooing isn’t about following trends. It’s about bringing versatility, skill, and originality to every piece.