What is important are the nuts and bolts.

My name is Evie Isherwood. I started tattooing in the mid-90's doing mostly tribal work. Unfortunately however, between the time I spent on my day-job as a Customs Broker, my ongoing career as a writer, and my after-hours love as a working musician, I had little to no time to spend on a tattooing.

After a long enough hiatus away from the trade, I was able to devote much more time to tattooing at the start of 2010. I dedicated my time to updating my knowledge on all the ways the trade had evolved, prepared a professionally equipped studio, and sought out and received some much appreciated guidance and assistance as well as the thumbs-up from artists in very authoritative positions. I am now pleased and proud to be guiding the needle again; this time with very focussed and diligent purpose behind it. I possess my certification with the Windsor/Essex County Health Unit, as well as with three different Health and Safety training organizations in Blood Bourne Pathogens (including WHMIS) .

My studio and practice has been inspected and approved by the Windsor Essex County Health Unit. Sterile single-use needles and nozzle assembly are used each and every time with each and every client. All required and recommended health and safety measures and standards of procedure are strictly adhered to.

Thank you for your interest. I hope to illustrate you soon. Welcome to MY New Graffiti.