Cobb is a Brantford-born tattoo artist who’s been immersed in the industry since age 14, when his first apartment sat above a tattoo shop. Years spent absorbing early‑2000s tattoo culture helped shape his passion for the craft and the community behind it.

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After tattooing on and off through his teens and early adulthood, he earned his apprenticeship in 2018, grinding six days a week while working nights to stay afloat. He spent years at Living Art, building his skills, working through the pandemic, and pushing forward even through a 3-year-long battle with cancer.

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Cobb is known for creating a memorable and positive experience for every client. His signature Bio‑Chicano style: a fusion of classic LA/Cali Chicano art with biomechanical forms, allows him to frame portraits, scenes, and imagery seamlessly onto the body. While versatile in many styles, black and grey work is his home.

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Laid‑back, comical, and deeply passionate, Cobb has tattooed thousands of clients, worked internationally, and participated in over a dozen conventions. When he’s not tattooing, he’s blasting heavy metal, riding his motorcycle, making art, and living life full throttle.