Franckovska

The story is quite short - because my adventure with tattooing began only 3 years ago, not so long ago, right? :) Nevertheless - it was a memorable year for everyone - 2020 - pandemic, lockdown. At that time I was a freelancer (as a graphic designer/illustrator), there was a slump in the industry. I was in my late 30s and had a fear in my eyes called "and now what?". At that time, non-refundable loans from the Labor Fund were granted to small entrepreneurs. I invested the funds in my development (a new profession performed?) - by some brave means I quit the graphic design industry intuitively to throw myself into the deep end and.... try tattooing. So, here I am! :) The first razor and artificial skins, my first "fuck it, damn it I'm quitting! - had that memorable year at its beginning. ;) A start that eventually changed things quite a bit.

Actually my three years in the industry, let's face it, aren't much - nevertheless - at first I wanted very much to go in the direction of neo-traditional works. My hand has always escaped into the style I use as an illustrator. It's neither neotrad, nor newschool, nor graphic - I called it my own style.

If I find such free time I create illustrations (my series of demonic Geish!) - I can say that I am the lucky one whose work is a passion. I also love to indulge in other art activities - I hand sew miniature collectible teddy bears, as well as collect BJD dolls and figurines. I like to catch a glimpse of anime (having my two cats by my side).

I don't know the secret recipe for success. What I do know is that you have to be yourself and that is a big art. And also humility. Carry a lot of humility in yourself - that's important to me.