Diego started tattooing in Bogotá, Colombia, coming from a background in illustration and design. He's been building on that foundation ever since, bringing a softness and restraint to his work that sets it apart from most of what you'll find on a studio wall.

He describes his style in a single word: gentle. It's an honest description for work that prioritises breathing room — skin that isn't overworked, lines that are considered rather than crowded, compositions that let the natural surface show through. His specialities are fine line, small realism, and illustration, and his inspiration comes primarily from nature — animals, plants, and the quiet strangeness of the natural world filtered through a surrealist lens.

His style has been shaped by his own personality more than any external influence. He doesn't do dark or tough tattoos because that's not who he is, and the work reflects that authenticity. He's still finding his own language as an artist — which is exactly the kind of honest self-awareness that makes him worth trusting.

Kind and direct in equal measure, Diego will tell you if something in your idea isn't working — and he'll have a better suggestion ready when he does.