Not began his artistic journey after observing his father’s work in the arts. His interest grew even more as he spent time with friends who enjoyed drawing and sketching. Around the age of 12–13, he was introduced to punk rock music through his peer group, which deepened his exposure to music and visual art. During this time, he started noticing people with tattoos and became intrigued by tattoo art, especially old school styles. Around the age of 15–16, he got his first tattoo done by a friend using a homemade machine and soon started learning handpoke techniques by tattooing friends in small areas. After that, he saved money to buy his first tattoo machine and practiced continuously—starting with his own thighs. His curiosity led him to experiment and refine his skills. He saw tattooing as a form of visual storytelling and felt a strong connection to it, even more than with music. At the age of 19–20, he realized that he truly wanted to become a professional tattoo artist and decided to fully commit. He began tattooing clients more seriously, and this marked the true beginning of his professional path. He continued to study various tattooing techniques and styles, learning from both Thai and international artists.

His passion for tattooing, combined with a deep love for art, has led him to constantly improve and create work that expresses his identity.

Tattooing for 13 years already.

He continues to train, explore, and develop new techniques in his favorite styles, always aiming to deliver the best work for each client—and to showcase his unique artistic identity through every tattoo.