SimaWendy

For me, streaming has always been more than just a way to connect with people  it’s a form of living art. Every time I go live, I step into a world filled with colors, moods, and emotions that inspire me in unexpected ways. The lights, the music, and the energy of the audience create a space where creativity flows freely. I often feel that my viewers and I build a little universe together, one that exists only in that moment. Those moments stay with me long after the stream ends, becoming seeds of inspiration for something new often, for my tattoo sketches.

Tattoo art has been a passion of mine for as long as I can remember. I see skin as a living canvas  one that breathes, moves, and tells stories. When I design tattoos, I try to capture emotions, fragments of dreams, or the energy I feel during my shows. Sometimes a single conversation with a viewer sparks an idea: a symbol, a line, a shape that becomes part of my next drawing. Streaming gives me access to so many emotions  joy, excitement, calm, connection  and those emotions find their way into my art. In a way, every tattoo I draw has a heartbeat that began in one of my live sessions.

I also find that streaming challenges me to express myself differently. When I’m in front of the camera, I become both an artist and a performer, mixing intuition with aesthetics. I pay attention to light, shadow, and form  just as I do when I sketch. The colors in my background or the pattern of my outfit often influence the tones and textures I later use in my tattoo ideas. Even the flow of movement  the way I shift, pose, or play with perspective  becomes a study in human form and anatomy, something every tattoo artist cherishes deeply.

Of course, inspiration doesn’t always come instantly. Sometimes I finish a stream feeling drained, and that’s okay too. Art isn’t about being constantly inspired  it’s about observing life and letting it speak when it’s ready. I’ll revisit a stream in my mind, remember a certain emotion or gesture, and then suddenly a new design appears in my sketchbook. A swirl of energy becomes a wave, a soft gaze becomes a line, a shared laugh becomes a symbol of connection. The process is organic, honest, and deeply personal.

Ultimately, streaming and tattooing are two parts of the same creative soul. Both allow me to express myself, to connect with people, and to transform feelings into visual art. Through streaming, I discover pieces of myself that I didn’t know existed  and through my tattoo sketches, I give those pieces a permanent shape. My audience might see a performance, but I see a living source of inspiration, one that reminds me that art can come from anywhere, even from the glow of a camera and the warmth of a shared moment.