MissRabbit

I first got started into old classics when I was about 16. A Man that I worked for had several old chevys, mainly of the late 40s and early 50s. He taught me a few simple things while we worked on them, he also let me learn how to airbrush and detail on the loose fenders that hung around the garage. Unfortunately he passed away too soon before we could get anywhere. It has always been a dream of mine to build my own classic, but because I knew of no one who really was into any restoration, or collecting, or anything of it i lost touch and continued on my best talent that I know. Tattoos. Scrapped up my own machines that I practiced on friends here and there... got into a local tattoo shop by word of mouth and because of certain ideal minds i had to leave. Two days later I landed a new spot at the tattoo factory in uptown chicago where I really kicked off my career and have been fighting through its own storms for the past two years. Loven it everyday. I met a sweet man named Zack Denikas who called me up one day about a 51 chevy pick... snagged it in a heart beat. That chevy is something i have only had for about 5 months now, learned many things already thanks to Zack! Ive made already so many different friends in the greaser world and hope to continue makin more! Love it!