Behind Jenocyde Ink

Jenocyde Ink was built from art, chaos, survival, and the refusal to become anything less than who I was meant to be.

I’ve been creating art since I was the kid who cared way too much about art class and doodled on everything I could get my hands on. What started as sketchbooks and random drawings slowly turned into tattooing — and somewhere along the way, it became more than art.

The name Jenocyde Ink represents transformation — the death of old versions of ourselves, the parts we outgrow, and the strength it takes to rebuild after life tries to break us a few times. To me, tattooing is more than putting ink in skin. It’s about marking a moment, reclaiming a story, honoring pain, celebrating growth, or creating something that genuinely feels like you.

I come from a rough past, but tattooing became a way to turn pain, growth, and experience into something meaningful and permanent. My work ranges from dark, gothic, and bold to colorful, feminine, meaningful, and custom-designed pieces. No matter the style, I care deeply about creating tattoos that feel intentional, personal, and built to last — both artistically and emotionally.

I want every client who sits in my chair to feel comfortable, heard, and respected. Whether you’re getting your first tattoo, adding to your collection, covering something from the past, or creating a piece that means everything to you, my goal is to make the experience feel safe, honest, creative, and unforgettable.

Outside the studio, I’m inspired by music, psychology, dark art, storytelling, human resilience, and the strange beauty people carry through the hardest parts of life. My biggest motivation will always be my children, personal growth, and continuing to build a life that proves difficult chapters do not get the final say.

Jenocyde Ink is for the ones who have changed, survived, evolved, and decided they are not done becoming.

Life leaves marks. Make yours mean something.