Kaitlynn knight

What inspired your most recent tattoo?

I love Polynesian style tattoos. We found an artist in Aruba who was able to squeeze us in. I try to pick something memorable from each place. It was a moment where I felt in balance so I has them do a shark and dolphin in a yin yang style. I have been saving my legs, torso, and the rest of my back for much larger pieces. I enjoy Polynesian and realism and ocean life. I hope to one day be covered in a combination.

If your ink could speak, what would it say?

I imagine it would say it feels lonely and incomplete. I have so much room left to cover. My husband on the other hand is covered. I need to play catch up. If they could speak they'd say that tattoos are beautiful pieces of art and creativity that travel all over exploring the world, which makes them wildly unique, expressive, and open to silent interpretation. They are loud and proud and allow people to confidently express themselves, but also for the artist to do the same.

What would you do with the $25,000?

I would use the money to help my husband finish his Polynesian shorts and do my full leg piece. We are also in the process of opening a chiropractic and massage therapy clinic catering to patients of all types and specializing in lymphedema, so I would put some money towards that. We are excited to start our journey helping people with their healing.