With over a decade of experience, Stella is known for her mastery of fine line tattoos and her detailed portraits. While she may be a lover of coffee and cats, Stella's art style is chic, natural, and timeless. Featuring big, bountiful blooms and warm, colorful houseplants, her wall of past tattoos could be mistaken for an overflowing bouquet of peonies, roses, and every other flower, vine, and fruitful branch known (and unknown) to man, as well as, of course, the bugs and birds to pollinate them! 

 

However, while she has a preference for black and grey fine line and realism tattoos full of natural beauties, she's more than capable in any style you can think of! From mandalas to American traditional, there's nothing that this talented artist can't do -- including portraits. Whether she's tattooing religious figures like the Virgin Mary or a sweet and simple drawing of a mother and her little ones, Stella's portraitures are second-to-none and beautifully capture a photorealistic detail that's so rare to see.

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Her years of experience have also allowed her to take on multiple apprentices, who have since become artists here at the studio! Both Mori and Zombii have learned from her and now create beautiful works of their own. However, Stella is even more than an artist and teacher, she's also an entrepreneur! If you've ever wondered if Evergreen Tattoo, Evergreen Coffee, and Evergreen Food Factory were all related, let us be the ones to let you know that yes, they are, and they're owned by none other than Stella and her husband. If you haven't given them a shot yet, we can't recommend them enough -- especially the boba at Evergreen Coffee and the bulgogi over at Evergreen Food Factory!