Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 12 x 36 in | 1.5 in depth
Year: 2025
Edition: Original Painting
“Pollo” was the nickname I used for this piece while creating it. The name stuck, and now it carries the same mix of playfulness and mystery that I feel when I look at it.
I painted it over two of my days off from tattooing, letting the process flow in the same way I approach my tattoo work — without forcing a fixed outcome, simply allowing the shapes and colors to find their place.
This piece is dedicated to my best friend’s mom, who crocheted a little chicken for me that I keep at my tattoo station. It’s a small reminder of warmth, care, and the quiet ways people leave their mark on our lives.
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 12 x 36 in | 1.5 in depth
Year: 2025
Edition: Original Painting
“Pollo” was the nickname I used for this piece while creating it. The name stuck, and now it carries the same mix of playfulness and mystery that I feel when I look at it.
I painted it over two of my days off from tattooing, letting the process flow in the same way I approach my tattoo work — without forcing a fixed outcome, simply allowing the shapes and colors to find their place.
This piece is dedicated to my best friend’s mom, who crocheted a little chicken for me that I keep at my tattoo station. It’s a small reminder of warmth, care, and the quiet ways people leave their mark on our lives.
