
Since I can remember, art has been a part of my life. My name is Dionel Parra, and I have dedicated my career to tattooing, specializing in fine line and micro realism. To me, every tattoo is more than just ink on skin; it is a work of art with a story behind it, an expression of identity, and a connection between the artist and the human canvas.
My Journey in Art and Tattooing
I was born in La Jagua de Ibirico, Cesar, Colombia, a place where creativity has always been present in my surroundings. Since childhood, I was passionate about drawing and illustration, which led me to study advertising, multimedia production technology, and graphic design. This background gave me a unique perspective on art and visual communication—tools that I now apply to every tattoo I create.
In 2016, I decided to fully dedicate myself to tattooing. From the very first moment, I knew my style had to reflect my love for detail and precision. I specialized in fine line and micro realism, a combination that has allowed me to create designs with extreme delicacy and a visual quality that resembles miniature illustrations.
The Art of Fine Line and Micro Realism Tattooing
Fine line is a technique that demands absolute precision and total pulse control. I am fascinated by how small strokes can build an image with such depth and meaning. I work with extremely thin needles to create subtle, elegant, and minimalist designs that naturally stand out on the skin.
On the other hand, micro realism is a constant challenge. Capturing the essence of a face, an animal, or an object on such a small scale requires not only technical skill but also a great ability to observe. Every shadow, every light, and every stroke tells a story, and my mission is to bring that story to life on my clients' skin.

Recognitions, Awards, and Press Features
Thanks to my work, I have had the opportunity to travel and expand my horizons. I have worked in renowned tattoo studios, both in Colombia and abroad. Recently, I have brought my art to London, where I have been invited to collaborate with prestigious studios such as Exp Haus, Strghtlnes, Debut Studios, and London's Glitch. Each trip and collaboration has been a learning experience. I have met artists from around the world, shared techniques, and explored new forms of expression within tattooing. To me, professional growth is not only about improving technique but also about understanding different cultures and translating those influences into my work.

