Originally from New Zealand, Jack brings a strong connection to Māori art and culture to his tattooing, with a particular focus on Ta Moko and blackwork.

Freehand work is a big part of Jack's approach. Rather than simply applying the same design from one person to the next, he works closely with his clients to create individual pieces that complement the body and are grounded in tradition, personal meaning and the story of the person wearing them. His ability to draw and develop these pieces directly on the body allows each tattoo to be genuinely tailored to the individual.

Outside of tattooing, Jack is an avid outdoorsman with a lifelong connection to farming and hunting, having grown up around deer and elk farming in New Zealand. He continues to hunt and guide hunts alongside tattooing and enjoys spending time on the farm and with his family.

Whether he's working on a smaller individual piece or a large-scale project, Jack brings years of experience and a thoughtful, collaborative approach to creating work that feels personal to each client.