Laura got her first tattoo at 17 years old (much later than when she first wanted one!) and started tattooing while studying Fine Art at university, practicing on fruits & vegetables. In 2013, she had completed her studies and began working as a tattoo artist but moved studios a lot. Finally, in 2016 she decided to set up her own studio, Musa Tattoo. 

“I have been drawing and painting since I learned to pick up a pencil.”

Laura couldn't imagine not drawing or painting. When she was younger, she wanted to become a painter and her family supported her in every way possible. She attended private drawing and painting classes until she started her studies in Fine Art. She decided to become a tattoo artist when she realised that tattoos are pieces of art that can be carried around on people's bodies.