Grace Neutral
Grace Neutral (born Grace Walker, 29 March 1989) is a British television presenter, model, and hand-poke tattoo artist based in the United Kingdom. She holds a substantial social media presence with over half a million followers. In 2016 Neutral was the presenter in an "I-D magazine" documentary "Beyond Beauty". Personal life. Neutral was born in Dubai and spent most of her childhood traveling around the world with her family until settling in southwest England where she attended the independent school Plymouth College. At the age of 20, she relocated to London, where she now lives and  works. Neutral began ballet dancing at a young age and trained with the Royal Ballet, eventually sustaining an injury that ended her ballet career. After this injury she became interested in body modifications and culture, which later became the focus of her career. Neutral has numerous extreme body modifications including a bifurcated tongue, tattooed eyes, reconstructed ears, a removed navel, and facial scarification. Career. Neutral entered the body modification industry as a piercer before hand-poke tattooing, a machine-free tattooing method. Neutral previously worked for Good Times Tattoo and attended the London Tattoo Convention with them in 2014. In  2015, Neutral was featured in the Phaze What music video "Tokyo". She is the presenter of I-D Magazine documentary series Beyond Beauty, which launched on the I-D YouTube channel. Neutral currently works at her own studio- Femme Fatale Studio in Hackney Wick. Television appearances. Neutral's documentary Beyond Beauty with "i-D magazine" aired on Viceland in 2016. She is currently the presenter of Needles and Pins, a Viceland series documenting tattoo culture across the globe.