Saucy Espinosa grew up in Oak Lawn, Illinois. Always fascinated by the graffiti he saw on the passing trains and nearby buildings. He then quickly started doing graffiti himself. Art took up most of his time after that and he would draw on anything that he could get his hands on. He took a lot of pride in his artwork and made sure it looked the best it could. He then brought that mindset into tattooing.

Saucy became interested in tattoos after seeing them on his parents. He began tattooing after he graduated from Oak Lawn High School. Saucy’s parents were very supportive and encouraging about him having a career in art. Even letting him do his first tattoo on his father in their garage.

Saucy started his tattoo career at a shop near his hometown then moved over to New Hope Tattoo. Quickly feeling at home Brandon knew that New Hope was the perfect shop for him to be in. He loves tattooing lettering, fineline work, and black and gray tattoos. He always makes sure that his drawings are perfect for his clients and is always excited to take on new projects.