Misha has always been artistic, and tattooing has given her a way to turn that creativity into something tangible. When inspiration hits, she needs to chase it until she can get the idea out of her head and into the world. That creativity has shaped her into a versatile artist who loves working across fine line, illustrative, colour, cartoons, florals, and everything in between.

For Misha, tattooing is about helping her clients express themselves. Whether someone comes in with a fully formed vision or an idea that still needs some figuring out, she loves working with them to create something that feels true to who they are.

Originally raised in BC, Misha moved to Alberta to be closer to family. Before tattooing, she spent ten years working in the medical field. When COVID hit her city, she decided it was time for a change and took a permanent makeup course. Tattooing followed shortly after, giving her a new way to reconnect with the artistic side of herself.

After ten years in the medical field, Misha has a grounded, serious side, but there’s plenty of personality there too, including a bit of a dark sense of humour. She also has a few stories from her past that sound almost too good to be true. She once lived in a tiny town that was basically the Wild West, complete with five horses, five dogs, three cats, two sheep, and a bunch of, in her words, “stupid chickens.” Her brother was a legitimate cowboy, and while working at a fishing resort, Misha would convince him to bring his horse down to the lake for a swim so the guests could see a real cowboy. Naturally, they loved it.