Cora Davis

My most recent tattoo sleeve is a living canvas—one I’m creating myself, hexagon by hexagon. Each shape represents structure, balance, and the sacred geometry found in nature and the universe. The sleeve starts with an abstract, colorful skin-toned background to symbolize layers of self—raw, evolving, and human. Inside each hexagon, I’m illustrating a unique scene or symbol that marks a moment in my journey: growth, pain, transformation, joy. It’s not just a tattoo

We are wild and rooted, loud and living. We bloom in color because she refuses to live in grayscale. We whisper the language of leaves, storms, and sunrises—each line a brushstroke of her soul. She is the artist and the canvas, the forest and the fire. We carry her joy, her pain, her rebirths in technicolor. And we’re not here to be hidden—we’re here to remind the world that beauty is bold, healing is messy, and nature never apologizes for being vibrant

First, I’d build a safe, functional barn to house rescued and abandoned cats, many of whom are overlooked due to age, trauma, or medical needs. This space would be designed for comfort, warmth, and rehabilitation, giving these animals the love and care they deserve. Second, I’d use the remaining funds to start a free community garden on the property—open to anyone who needs access to fresh fruits and vegetables. From soil to seeds, this garden would be a living act of hope.