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• Of course, the better the tattooer, the less raw it feels.
• Weyandt is also a tattooer and owns a shop in his hometown, Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
• His mentor, American tattooer Bert Grimm, relayed several of these to San Francisco tattooer Lyle Tuttle.
• His mentor, American tattooer Bert Grimm, relayed several of these to San Francisco tattooer Lyle Tuttle.
• Tattooing was also a very costly procedure, the tattooer receiving in the region of 700 fine mats as payment.
• Agee, who was paid $ 14 an hour as a commercial artist, now commands $ 100 an hour as a tattooer.
• "She's a body piercer and he's a body tattooer, " he said of one couple.
• Flash is either drawn by the individual tattooer for display and used in their own studio, or traded and sold among other tattooers.
• Ben Corday's abundant flash, much of which he sold to tattooer Percy Waters, is widely circulated and continues to influence tattoo design.
• He is a big fan of tattoo art and he owns his own tattoo studio in Essen Karnap, ( Kreativ-Tattoo ) ) in which he actively work as a tattooer.
• For over twenty-five years, Greg played a large part in building the stature of the legendary studio, becoming " the real star at Sunset & the tattoo artist's tattooer ."
• Speaking over the buzz of his 15-needle machine, Agee, the National Tattoo Association's reigning International Best Tattooer of the Year, said that he had also worked on many white-collar workers.
• Later he returned for his second, and also learned how to tattoo, practicing first on grapefruits and oranges, graduating to a fresh flounder and finally the arm of a woman ( the wife of his tattooer ).
• The infection, the researchers said, can be passed through the reuse of needles or dye, poor sterilization techniques or practices like the tattooer's pricking the back of his hand to see if the needle is sharp enough.
• McCabe's collection documents New York's importance as a center of the craft . In the 1890s, Samuel O'Reilly, a tattooer, adapted Thomas Edison's electric engraving pen, altering the ink tube and the tip assembly, to produce the first electric tattooing machine.
• "Pierced Hearts and True Love : A Century of Drawings for Tattoos, " which is organized by the Drawing Center in consultation with Don Ed Hardy, the tattooer and tattoo historian, opens tomorrow at the Drawing Center, 35 Wooster Street, between Broome and Grand Streets, SoHo, and remains on view through Nov . 11.
• According to his own account Warlich tattooed  everything the male body should express [ & ] politics, eroticism, athleticism, aesthetics, religion, in all colours, at every location .  Though, in the context of a legal dispute about a face tattoo which was done by a competitor, Warlich claimed  a decent tattooer does not tattoo a face . 
• Now, for better or worse, a tattooer like Marcus Pacheco does a huge image of a stained-glass window in which an astronaut holds a flaming heart ( it's called " Stained Glass-tronaut " ), while Steven Scott Lowe, known as the Flying Ace, does tattoos that resemble W . P . A .-era murals of factory workers.
• A "'tattoo artist "'( also "'tattooer "'or "'tattooist "') is an individual who applies permanent decorative tattoos, often in an established business called a " tattoo shop, " " tattoo studio " or'" tattoo parlour . " Tattoo artists usually learn their craft via an apprenticeship under a trained and experienced mentor.