For Tiffany Pollard, it all started in preschool with a box of crayons and construction paper. From crayons to pencils and pens to watercolors, her early artistic experiments included a variety of media, styles and materials.

After she received her first tattoo, Tiffany's interest shifted to a new medium and she became apprentice to Nick Marchino at Hellbomb Tattoos in Downtown Sacramento. Feeling limited, but still inspired by body as canvas, she left tattooing behind and began instructing makeup artistry.

One day, Tiffany impulsively decided to move to San Francisco, where she began bartending, a job that brought her to Gallery Lounge. This precipitated another shift in her artistic vision. Working in a gallery environment where she found inspiration in the "lowbrow" art scene, she started painting. This became the new focus and passion in her artistic life.

Tiffany still bartends but spends most of her time studying independently at galleries, museums, bookstores...any venue that will nurture her need to experiment and grow with her love for oils, acrylics and canvas.