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I'm sure you're all tired of people asking for recommendations on artists/shops, but i'm moving to denver next week and could use some names in denver/boulder areas to check out. I'm more into traditional stuff, but will definitely check out any good artists regardless of what style they lean towards.
Thanks.
Bump. I'm jonesing to get some work done, and while i should be saving my money in the bank, i'd rather shell some of it out for some really nice tattoos, assuming there are some artists out there who's work i deem acceptable.
Bump. I'm jonesing to get some work done, and while i should be saving my money in the bank, i'd rather shell some of it out for some really nice tattoos, assuming there are some artists out there who's work i deem acceptable.
I should really be sending business to my homey, but he just left the shop he's been at for the last couple years and most people aren't down with the "in the kitchen" style tattoo experience. With that said, for traditional in denver I gotta go with Walter at lifetime. http://www.myspace.com/96111404
I feel like a fucking dick head cause I actually think my buddy is better, but he's kinda prickly and I'm not sure how long it'll be til he gets in somewhere else. Blah blah blah. I'm getting traditional tattoo in the kitchen tommarow.
"If you were a child and rode on a bike to a place you've never been, you'd feel like it's real but not really real. Its like that. You go to a place you've never been but you don't have to make any sense as to why or how you are there."
"If you were a child and rode on a bike to a place you've never been, you'd feel like it's real but not really real. Its like that. You go to a place you've never been but you don't have to make any sense as to why or how you are there."
I'm sure you're all tired of people asking for recommendations on artists/shops, but i'm moving to denver next week and could use some names in denver/boulder areas to check out. I'm more into traditional stuff, but will definitely check out any good artists regardless of what style they lean towards.
Thanks.
Th'ink Tank.
Lifetime of Sol.
The Rebellion.
Magnetic.
Definitely. I like Fish at th'ink tank but if you're "jonesing" to get tattooed you might be out of luck, last time I popped in there most of their artists had a 6 month waiting list. Lifetime of sol is the same lifetime I mentioned earlier. The rebellion has some solid dudes. I totally forgot about magnetic, but I guess loveland isn't too far.
You also might check out Sandi Calistro at Kaze. http://www.myspace.com/kazegallery
"If you were a child and rode on a bike to a place you've never been, you'd feel like it's real but not really real. Its like that. You go to a place you've never been but you don't have to make any sense as to why or how you are there."
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11-14-2009, 04:05 PM
im gonna go ahead and say that i don't really like any of those with the exception of cholo pig (i like how you can see the 2 other spots were they wanted to place him,hah.) and the rooster.
speaking of rooster, i cant wait to get mine on my ribcage. holler @ me.
KID LEMME GET LIKE, FIVE TURKEY SANDWICHES RIGHT AND LIKE A PACK OF SHARK TOENAILS
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11-15-2009, 06:15 AM
Nice stuff^
but is it just me or are jesus' hands looking rather small and gimp like...
[QUOTE=CharlieSNAPlin;7125562]Somebody tell Rime from MSK that there is already another Rime. I saw his throwup in my neighborhood when i was rollerblading to pick up some groceries. His stuff is clean too. I see this all to often, people taking other people's names. People have to be more creative these days[/QUOTE]
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11-13-2009, 07:44 AM
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11-14-2009, 11:44 PM
