
Rachel has been tattooing for over 20 years, and she’s one of those people I really enjoy talking tattooing with. She has a lot of experience, a strong point of view, and at the same time a very relaxed, unpretentious way of looking at the craft. In this episode we talk about her beginnings in Australia, the people who influenced her along the way, running Black Throne, and the challenges of being both an artist and a business owner. What I particularly enjoyed about this conversation is Rachel’s approach to creativity and finding your own voice. We talk about how easy it is, especially today, to overthink everything — style, technique, originality, what you’re supposed to be doing — and how sometimes you need to relax, follow what genuinely interests you, and concentrate on doing good work. A really enjoyable conversation with someone who has been doing this for a long time, but still approaches tattooing with curiosity and without taking herself too seriously. Follow Rachel on Instagram blkthronetattoo.com Stefbastian.com
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