Hi, I’m Giada Knox.

I was born in Padua, class of ’89. I love drawing, painting, and creating.

To me, tattooing is not just a job, but a natural extension of drawing and painting, passions I have nurtured since I was a child.

My journey in the tattoo world is a voyage of technical evolution, aesthetic research, and a love for symmetry.

Roots and Training:
My career began in 2009 in Padua, my hometown. It was here, during my first apprenticeship, that I realized I had found my path. Those early years were fundamental for building my foundation and fueling the desire to learn as much as possible.

International Experience:
In 2013, I decided to move to England, choosing Cambridge as my destination. Those were four intense and beautiful years where I was able to dedicate myself entirely to my passion, experimenting with different styles until I found my own artistic identity.

Traveling became an integral part of my growth: engaging with different cultures and participating in international conventions (including my favorites: Taiwan, Singapore, and Amsterdam) deeply shaped my artistic and human vision.

The Evolution of Style:From Color to Black:
2017 marked a turning point: I returned to Padua and chose to permanently leave colors behind to dedicate myself exclusively to black ink.

My current style is a tribute to nature:

• Botanical Blackwork: leaves and flowers that flow with the shapes of the body.
• Ornamental: geometric and decorative motifs designed to adorn and enhance the figure.

The London Years:
In 2021, driven by nostalgia for my adopted land, I moved to London. Here, I had the honor of collaborating with internationally renowned studios such as: Yours Truly in the famous Shoreditch, Femme Fatale by Grace Neutral, and Aura Ninety Four by Luke Ashley.

These two years of continuous exchange with world-class artists refined my technique and enriched my professional background.

My Philosophy:
Today, the pillars of my work are line precision, symmetry, and anatomically perfect composition. I love studying designs so they adapt to the body, highlighting its strengths or camouflaging any imperfections.

I am in constant evolution and I am grateful every day to my clients for giving me the opportunity to turn my art into life.