Felix Seele

Younghearted is a 30-year-old tattoo artist residing in Berlin, a city close to their heart. Alongside their tattoo career, they proudly identify as a vegan and a dedicated hardcore enthusiast. Notably, Younghearted is the owner of the renowned “Der Grimm Tattoo.”

Their journey into the world of tattooing began in 2013 in Erfurt, their hometown. Determined and driven, they forged their own path in the art of tattooing due to the absence of a mentor. Initially met with skepticism about their early drawings, Younghearted held a steadfast belief in their potential. Throughout life, they’ve faced individuals trying to impose their limits and dictate their path. In response, Younghearted always questioned, “Who are you to tell me that?”

For Younghearted, the sole judge of their abilities is themselves, and their unwavering belief in their potential has been their guiding principle. Their journey has been a constant push forward, sometimes sprinting, sometimes pausing to reflect and appreciate the path. They’ve embraced risks to chase their dreams, confronting adversity, pain, and even hate. However, they’ve emerged stronger, reaching heights they once deemed unreachable.

Art has always been Younghearted’s lifelong passion, a source of creativity, freedom, and fulfillment. Tattooing is not just a profession; it defines their way of life.

Their tattooing style is marked by its darkness, dynamism, and aggression, often drawing inspiration from the natural movements of the human body. They excel in various tattoo styles, including scripts, calligraphy, mandalas, abstract designs, and neotraditional work. Younghearted proudly represents several renowned brands as a sponsored artist, including Cheyenne Tattoo Equipment, Balm Tattoo, Dermalize Pro, Stencil Forte, and Whipe Outz.

The choice of “Younghearted” as their artist name reflects their commitment to maintaining the spirit of youth and creativity. Their journey is a testament to embracing creativity, passion, and the relentless pursuit of dreams while keeping the inner child alive.