Initially, I was a fashion student at Chulalongkorn University, and then I started to expand my interests into tattooing. However, I am still passionate about fashion design and constructing clothes. Therefore, I am currently and simultaneously designing my collections as I ascend to be a fourth-year student and doing part-time jobs as a tattoo artist.

My inspirations for doing tattoos and my fashion work are different, but there are connections to each other. In my fashion practices, I tend to contribute with vibrant tones and contrast techniques, materials, and styling with a kinda revival tone to it. While my tattoo works feature more organic and nature-bound to them, consisting of branches, roots, and rounded textures.

Even though nature frequently inspires me, translating it directly into my work can sometimes be challenging. To bridge that gap, I often seek more directional inspirations, like runway shows or conceptual fashion presentations. These help me identify parallels in elements such as hair styles or themes, which I can then adapt into my tattoo sketches and designs.