December 7th, 2011

Fresh ink, ’cause that’s how we roll!

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September 24th, 2011


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March 10th, 2011

Lichtenstein
Lichtenstein

Today at the studio… one SWeeeT first tattoo!  Good times.

March 8th, 2011

Phoenix cover up

Phoenix cover up

Fresh Ink… hot off the press!  This is a cover up of an old tattoo – stay tuned for a posting of the process!

March 4th, 2011

Still chuckling about last night’s post.  Here’s a little more Friday fun. Hey have a good one!

March 4th, 2011

Epic fail. (Let’s laugh at him anyway) Man tattoos Leviticus 18:22 that forbids homosexuality on his arm, but Leviticus 19:28 forbids tattoos. Whoops.


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March 3rd, 2011

So far this afternoon I’ve drafted a Borneo back piece, a half sleeve by Camille Rose Garcia, a Lichtenstein and a back panel of a Humpback Whale. Few things are as sweet as jammin’ to good music while creating sweet tattoos. Good times.

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February 10th, 2011

Tattoos are like potato chips.
You just can’t stop at one.

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January 3rd, 2011

History of Hip:  A Brief History of TattooingChange of Venue!

1.11.11 is now happening at the MN History Center

(check out the date… now that’s cool).

Yes. MN History Center. (No. Turf Club)

Yes. MN History Center… that’s where all the fun will be.

Seriously.

See you there.

Parking $5 – admission is free

Beer and wine will be available for purchase in the cafe

The museum exhibits are free Tuesday nights

Come early to look around!

www.minnesotahistorycenter.org/hip

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January 2nd, 2011

History of Hip:  A Brief History of Tattooing

History of Hip:  A Brief History of Tattooing

1.11.11 beginning at 7:30 pm

The Turf Club, 1601 University Ave. West, St. Paul, MN

Never just the domain of sailors and outlaws, tattoos have a rich and storied history. From Pacific Islanders to American hipsters, body art has long been a popular form of self expression with many layers of meaning. Dr. John Troyer gives an overview of the history of body art with tattoo artist Awen Briem.

$6/$5 MHS members. Age 21+ only.

Tickets and more info at www.minnesotahistorycenter.org/hip

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