Resident Tattoo Artist
Style
illustrative, blackwork, abstract
Bio
Stephanie was fascinated by tattooing since her early years, observing her aunts returning home with new tattoos, which would always upset her grandma. However, it was a long journey to reach the point she’s at now.
In the early 2000s, she landed a rare apprenticeship at a local tattoo shop. Her path eventually led her to Bammer, dubbed ‘the king of style’ in Berlin, where she could further her training.
By 2011, Stephanie was self-employed, working in various studios across the country until she finally settled down in Kramsach, Tyrol.
Similar to her temperament, Stephanie’s tattoo style could be described as both lighthearted and rough. This results in solid pieces of art with bold outlines and delicate details, primarily in black, although she adeptly handles colors as well.
She has a particular affinity for mystical dark creatures, animals of all kinds, and floral arrangements, themes that often feature prominently in her artwork. While Stephanie prefers to draw freehand directly onto the skin for a perfect fit, clients can also choose from a wide range of pre-drawn designs, known as “wannados.”
In addition to tattooing, Stephanie also practices woodcutting, utilizing anything she can get her hands on. She enjoys painting on various surfaces and has recently discovered a passion for ceramics.
To Stephanie, tattoos are more than just pictures on skin; they’re living pieces of art, fragile yet alive.
