In the world of alternative fashion, where bold statements meet fearless creativity, Xs on nipples made of black electrical tape emerged as a daring trend, reminiscent of rebellious vibes from the 2000s

In the midst of the popularity of pasties, Pebbles decided to resurrect the electric tape Xs. But it was at a Tech N9ne show in 2014 where she saw Batty Bat's body adorned in sleek black electric tape. Then came the Black Tape Project, which ignited a new wave of inspiration. 

She made her mark on the Chicago scene collaborating with pole dancers and SWers. She brought her tape designs to life at Siron Studio and 106 Fever Productions. Tapping live on stage with DJs at House & Sushi, a curated event by Eric Boss at Fame Chicago and Underground Night Club. Her work also graced the stage of Music Box Theatre. 

Today, Pebbles invites you to connect with her for a free consultation. Whether you're a performer looking to make a statement, a festival curator,  a fashion enthusiast craving something daring, or simply someone who dares to be different, she's here to bring your tape fantasies to life.