Frank's path into tattooing didn't start with a sketchbook or an art degree. It started with friends in Santiago, Chile who encouraged him to give it a try. What followed was the discovery of a creative side he didn't know he had, and a commitment to developing it that's taken him a long way from where he started.

His work sits across blackwork, ornamental, and geometric tattooing — styles that reward precision, intention, and a strong understanding of how pattern and form work on skin. Over time his focus has shifted from purely geometric work toward a stronger blackwork sensibility, incorporating freehand design and larger scale pieces that move more naturally with the body.

Travel has been his biggest influence. Experiencing different cultures, meeting artists from around the world, and absorbing a wide variety of approaches has fed his work in ways that a single studio environment never could. Architecture, nature, music, and everyday experience all find their way in. He approaches each project as an opportunity to blend influences and techniques rather than repeat a formula.

His style is still evolving — which, for Frank, is exactly the point.