07/07/2026
Some tattoos are finished in a single session. Others become part of someone’s life.
This sleeve belongs to the second category.
What you’re looking at is the result of 7 years of trust, patience, creativity, and countless hours under the needle. It wasn’t planned as one giant masterpiece from the beginning. Instead, it grew naturally over the years, one idea at a time, evolving into something far bigger than either of us could have imagined.
We started with the inner and outer bicep and the lower part of the sleeve. The characters inside the black frames are now around 6–7 years old. A few years later, we added the moon. Then life happened. During a long break, we completed the second sleeve, and eventually we returned to finish this one—bringing everything together with the galaxy, the background, and the final details that connected every piece into one cohesive composition.
Every character tells a different story. Every frame represents a different moment in time.
Featured in this sleeve:
• BoJack Horseman – BoJack, Sarah Lynn
• Avatar: The Last Airbender – Fire Lord Ozai, Avatar Aang
• Nichijou – Sakamoto
• Hellsing Ultimate – Alucard (Alexander Anderson is hidden)
• Futurama – Bender
• Looney Tunes – Wile E. Coyote
• Cow and Chicken – “Pork Butts”
Partially visible:
• Lilo & Stitch – Stitch
• Ren & Stimpy – “Log, from Blammo!”
The background combines visual inspiration from Hellsing, Futurama, BoJack Horseman, and especially SpongeBob SquarePants.
Hidden elsewhere on the arm is Fire Wolf Pup from Adventure Time, completing the story beyond what these photos can show.
Projects like this remind me why I love tattooing. They’re never just about ink. They’re about building something together over years—allowing ideas to evolve, trusting the process, and creating a piece that couldn’t have existed any other way.
Marcin, thank you for seven years of trust, creative freedom, and for always bringing ideas that push me as an artist. It’s clients like you that make projects like this possible.
This sleeve is finally finished… but the journey behind it will always be part of the tattoo.
