Mashatattoo

One year ago, I pressed pause on guest trips.

This week, I finally returned — but not in the same way as before. This time, Barcelona welcomed not only me, but also my husband and our 8-month-old baby. ❤️

I wasn’t sure how this new chapter of traveling and tattooing would feel, but it turned out better than I could have imagined. Mornings were dedicated to creating, afternoons to family walks, shared meals, and enjoying the city together. A different rhythm, slower and fuller, but one that felt completely right.

And in between all of that, this beautiful tattoo came to life.

A huge thank you to for making me feel at home once again. Some places are more than studios — they become part of your story. Every time I return, I’m reminded how lucky I am to work alongside such wonderful people.

This piece is also a reflection of the direction I continue to explore: graphic composition, microrealism, delicate details, geometry, and abstract lines. Different visual languages meeting in one design — my M.A.G. style, constantly evolving and finding new forms.

Thank you for the trust, the conversations, and the memories.

Barcelona, I already can’t wait to come back. ✨

Monday is coming soon! How does a tattoo mama’s day start? 😄

Oh, I remember the old days…
Waking up at 8–9 AM, slowly stretching in bed, taking a long hot shower, making a nice breakfast and coffee, finishing a couple tattoo designs in peace. Then hopping on my bike, grabbing a coffee to go from my favorite café, walking calmly to the studio and starting work.

Now?
We have a strict 6–7 AM wake-up schedule because my tiny boss likes to start the day EARLY 😂
These days the hot shower can wait. First — wash and dress the boss, feed the boss, entertain the boss… and of course the cats suddenly remember they’re starving too. So everyone eats before me 😅
Then comes my luxurious 3–5 minute warm shower. Breakfast? Well… whatever happens, happens. But coffee is non-negotiable ☕️
I’ve also mastered the skill of getting dressed and doing makeup in 7–10 minutes. Olympic level, honestly.
Then it’s running to catch the train, grabbing coffee near the studio, and straight to work.
Technically the routine is almost the same… but the priorities definitely changed, and “me time” became a rare luxury.

No more laying in bed for “just another 30 minutes,” drawing peacefully, or planning my day.
Now I get climbed on, kicked, hair pulled out, tiny teeth testing my skin durability… and apparently I’m needed every second of the day 😂

Motherhood is chaos.
But somehow… the sweetest kind.

So… what style do I actually work in?
And honestly? That’s not an easy question to answer.
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Because my style is a mix of graphic work, abstraction, realism, geometry… all blended together into one thing that somehow still feels like me.
* Blackwork?
Well… yes and no.
Sure, I mostly work with black ink, but there are exceptions. And for me, blackwork often feels heavier, more massive — while my work usually has a lot of fine details and delicate lines.
* So maybe just graphic style and call it a day?
Close… but still feels incomplete somehow.
* Or maybe like at tattoo conventions, where they never know where to place artists like us?
“Ornamental”? “Fine line”? “Finework”?
Nah. I think we deserve something more specific than being randomly shoved into a category 😅
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Honestly, I’ve been thinking… maybe I should just create my own name for it and start using it until everyone else picks it up 😎
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For example:
M.A.G. Style — Multicoloured Abstract Graphic Style.
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What do you think?