Lee believes tattooing is an honor rather than just a job, with a deep focus on healing and helping others. He is committed to making tattooing accessible and meaningful, recognizing the impact it can have on people’s lives. Lee views his art as a form of personal and communal healing, deeply informed by his journey through therapy and mental health challenges, including Autism, ADHD, CPTSD, Clinical Depression, and his trans identity. He emphasizes the importance of fostering genuine connections, creating a safe space for transformation, and supporting others through their struggles.

Lee’s tattoo style combines bold lines and colors with a unique twist, reclaiming the “Trad.” style from the cisgender, hetero-male-dominated industry. He often jokes, “My style is basically American traditional, but make it gay! lol,” bringing a playful yet meaningful approach to his work. For Lee, tattooing is more than just creating art—it’s about healing and ensuring that everyone has the chance to have their story heard and celebrated through meaningful tattoos.