I’m Eva DiGioia.

After graduating high school, I started college at the University of Massachusetts – Boston, studying Psychology. Six months in, I realized it wasn’t for me. The city life didn’t suit me and the thought of spending thousands on a degree that didn’t align with my passions felt wrong.

The one thing I loved about that time was the freedom to explore art and tattooing. I grew up immersed in creativity. my dad encouraged me to experiment with painting, sculpture, drawing, and music, and it became clear that creating art was my true calling. I left college and decided to focus on what I did best - making beautiful, meaningful artwork.

When I first started tattooing, I immediately knew I had found my passion. My background in traditional and digital art made the transition natural, and there was nothing I loved more than transforming a piece of art into permanent body art. My work caught the attention of Lexi Agbey, owner of Max Potential Studio, who invited me to become the studio’s first-ever tattoo artist. With the support of my family and friends, I accepted the opportunity, apprenticed under Lexi, and continued to grow as an artist in a beautiful, inspiring environment.

Over time, I discovered my love for Fine Line tattoos. the balance of intricate detail and delicate simplicity fascinated me. But I don’t limit myself to one style - I also enjoy creating Realism, Handwriting, and American Traditional tattoos, adapting each piece to fit the client’s vision.

To me, tattooing is sacred. Every piece I create carries meaning, no matter its size, and I approach each session with respect, focus, and care. I see every tattoo as an opportunity to learn and refine my craft and I never take the trust my clients place in me lightly.

Every session begins with a thorough consultation to ensure we’re a good fit and to bring your vision to life in a way that matches my style. Turning your ideas into permanent, personal art is not just my work, it’s my passion. If you feel your vision aligns with my approach, I would love to collaborate and create a piece that is uniquely yours.

Thank you,
Eva