This is actually an advertising campaign for the new ExtraFine Pilot Pen. The project had some of the best tattoo artist and illustrators use the ExtraFine Pilot pen to tattoo our favorite Lego peeps. Not only does this ad showcase some good artwork, but it also showcases mastermind advertising.
Hey Guys, it’s the Return of the Jedi! I’m coming back home in two weeks for the Atlanta Indie Fest, but I will also be tattoing @ COI during that time. Call 404.525.4INK to book appointments!
There chicks are pretty sexy. I originally came across Warwick Saint’s photography in Inked magazine. Saint’s imagery captures that raw, gritty rock-and-roll sexuality of his subjects, while maintaining a elegant sense of style.
According to TMZ.com, the NYPD is looking for Rihanna after she was videotaped tattooing her initial and an umbrella on 3 fans without a license!
Apparently, unlicensed personnel could cause infections and other health problems if the procedure is not done properly.
The NYC Health Department just told TMZ: “Only licensed tattoo artists can administer tattoos in the city according to the City’s Health Code. We are sending someone down to follow up on this.”
From TMZ.com:
We’re told RiRi tattooed three of East Side Ink’s artists with umbrellas and the letter R. None of her pet projects cared that she didn’t have a license — but the NYC Law Department does.
They say Rihanna could be slapped with three misdemeanors for the offense, each with its own hefty penalty — as much as $300 for the first offense, $500 for the second and $1,000 for the third.
Sources say the tattoo shop could also face considerable fines of its own if the NYC Law Dept. decides to open an investigation.
An Art Show, by Imani Brown from Washington D.C., tonight @ City of Ink
He’s well known around the Atlanta tattoo scene and can acclaim fame to numerous clients including the likes of: singer/song writer Usher to America’s Next Top Model Eva Pigford.
Who is this tattooist creating such a buzz in the Atlanta tattoo scene? None other than Miya Bailey owner and proprietor of the “City of Ink”. You are sadly mistaken if you think you can just walk in, catch and copy an idea from the flash on the walls, and get a run-of-the-mill generic tattoo, all the work done at the “City of Ink” is custom to each client. It’s not only a tattoo parlor, but it’s an art gallery as well. Walk in and if you see a painting on the wall that you like… buy that too and walk out with two pieces of art.
