Billie Luo

It doesn't matter if it's black and grey or colors, realism or abstract, massive or small, tattoos are all just lining and shading. But more importantly, it's all about taste and artists' eyes because tattooing itself is just another type of art on human canvas.

I was born and raised in Shanghai, China. Growing up, I was tremendously influenced by my mother, who was a professional anime artist working on a bunch of 90s Japanese anime shows, such as Dragon Ball, Saint Seiya,etc. Instead of buying me those imported toys, as a cheap person, my mother would rather do some drawings and left them to me everyday before she went to work, so that I could just grab a pencil and tried copying them all day long.

I couldn't give you a whole spiel over here because there are tons of stories I would like to share with you guys once we meet up in person.
I love free handing stuff, which means using a marker to draw directly on the skin as the stencil, because it goes well with the flow of the body. For styles, I enjoy doing black and grey realism tattoos with a touch of abstract or even oriental vibe.