The drawings of these young tattoo artists are appreciated by everyone.
Maya Lu
According to Republic World , Maya Lu (from Tengen, Germany) started holding tattoo tools at the age of 2. She works at Psyland studio and is a proficient artist when she possesses unique drawing design skills and tattoo techniques. Maya started her career by doodling on her parents’ feet. She learns professional skills from tattooist Lily Lu. Photo: Republic World.
Parents did not interfere in Maya’s creation. The products express the girl’s own personality. Over the years, Maya has progressed from the textures to the finished tattoo. Photo: Dailymail
Noko Nishigaki
Noko has known tattoos since the age of 6. The girl develops her skills with the help of her father, a professional tattooist. In the beginning, Noko carves drawings on faux leather. When she was ready, she performed them on real skin. Many mixed opinions broke out when Noko’s arms were covered with drawings. The girl’s parents had to correct that this was just a sticker. They decided that Noko was too young to have a real tattoo. Photo: @noko_tattoo.
Noko confided about the time getting used to the job: “The first time I tattooed on a client’s skin, I felt scared and nervous. My movements are very slow, my hands are a bit shaky. I understand a tattoo will go away. Follow the customer for life, so I’m more worried”. Photo: @noko_tattoo.
Ezrah Dormon
Ezrah Dormon started her tattooing career at the age of 11. The boy decided to learn about this job after seeing his mother’s flower tattoo. Sometimes, Ezrah tries to tattoo orange peels, grapefruit. Photo: @eztheshark.
To date, Ezrah has tattooed more than 20 people. He can master drawings such as leopards, swallows, roses and sharks. Photo: @eztheshark
Pavla Ellis
Pavla Ellis’ first tattoo was done on her father’s skin. Sharing with Moneyish , she confided: “When I did the first tattoo, it was very scary and I felt nervous. But in the end, it looked beautiful. Not my best drawing but it looks pretty. is fine”. Photo: Marketwatch.
Pavla’s father is a tattoo artist who owns 2 stores in Austin, Texas, USA. He was the inspiration and bought her 2 tattoo machines. Pavla’s standout works include roses, cherry blossoms, and unique eyes. Photo: Marketwatch
