American rapper Lil Uzi is the latest to pass through the hands of the artist from El Palmar who does not stop adding international stars to his client list
Murcian tattoo artist Ganga has added another global star to his client list. American rapper Lil Uzi Vert counted on the artist from El Palmar to tattoo his chest, stomach and back. His impressive creation of a Japanese oni mask and a samurai helmet that covers the singer’s entire torso has attracted attention at several recent concerts.
The US media has already echoed Joaquín Ganga’s ink factories, which cost about $100,000 for a day’s work. From Complex magazine, they interviewed the one who has already been crowned one of the best tattoo artists in the world. His success is not recent. Before he drew his drawings on Lil Uzi’s body, several famous figures from music and sports, such as Drake or Lebron James, had already passed through his hands. As Ganga mentioned in an interview for LA VERDAD, her relationship with the Canadian singer is very special because it allowed her to tour with him and enjoy his private parties. In addition, this moment marked a “turning point” in his career. As a result of tattooing Lil Wayne’s face on Drake’s triceps, he gained more opportunities that allowed him to travel the world. After him came Odell Beckham Jr, Chris Brown, Lebron James, Jason Derulo, Jesse Williams, Post Malone or Anuel. The spectacular tattoos that seem to have been designed by a computer and printed on the skin have led to a long list of celebrities who trust him.
His latest creation for Lil Uzi took him 16 hours of work, which, according to the Murcian, he had to divide for Complex into two 8-hour sessions. Ganga confessed that it is a “long and difficult process”, but at the same time it is an “extraordinary and exciting challenge”. A tattoo that cost the rapper more than six figures. Rapper Lil Durk revealed that he spent $200,000 to get Ganga tattooed the song “Federal Nightmares” on his thighs. Stars who spare no effort and who are looking for the best to customize their skin.
Ganga currently owns a studio in Los Angeles, which she says was her “big dream.” But to get here, he has had to work hard in a profession that started when he was just 17 years old after devoting himself to the street art of graffiti. The results he publishes on his personal account @gangatattoo already has more than 1 million followers on Instagram. Although it seems that Joaquín has achieved everything, the Murcian knows no boundaries and wants to expand the Ganga Tattoo brand to several cities in Europe and the United States.
Source: La Verdad
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