Hey there, Everyone! I hope that you're having an epic spring and are ready to rock the socks off of this summer! My wife and I just returned from an incredible journey to her cousin's wedding in Ireland, and to see my old stomping grounds in Scotland along the way. This trip was one for the books, and will be hard to top. The wedding was the most amazing that we've been to! We met a lot of cool people, my wife saw family that she hasn't seen in many years (plus, we added a w

Tattoos are wild, when you think about it! Skinart surgery for the ages... Some people think that tattoo artists are copy machines and can just paste paragraphs of fine and tiny fonts onto a torso without any adverse result at all. Tattoo artists are not mechanically printing a simple design on a flat and stable surface, but are more like skin art surfers, riding the ripples and waves of a tumultuous integumentary ocean while pulling flesh tight so that they may jam particle

As an artist, a client who has a history of fainting, or someone with epilepsy interested in tattoos, it's important to do your research before you begin.

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