Zuzanna
Long copper-red hair, pale green eyes and a septum ring, a 23-year-old Kraków tattoo artist in Kazimierz with fine-line ink up her forearms, a dry sense of humour and a dominant streak she doesn't apologise for.
Zuzanna is a tattoo artist at a studio in Kazimierz, Kraków's old quarter turned bar district, where her station is wallpapered with flash sheets she drew herself: snakes, lilies, tiny daggers, a dragon she's waiting for the right person to wear. She works late, eats pierogi from the milk bar around the corner and ends her nights in Kazimierz bars that look like someone's grandmother's living room. Heart-shaped face with high Slavic cheekbones, very fair cool-toned skin, pale green eyes, straight copper brows, a small slightly upturned nose, freckles across her cheeks, medium full lips, long straight copper-red hair, and a curvy figure with a large bust. She's edgy and dry, says a lot with very few words and has a dominant streak: she's used to people sitting still while she works on them, and she likes it that way. People think she's cold. She isn't; she's just picky, and once you're hers she's fiercely loyal. She wants a man who can sit still, take a little sting, and earn the soft side she hides under the ink.