Blue Collar Tattoo

How'd you become a tattoo artist? Oh, well, is it okay to tell the story? We have fun here, man. It's a family. I'm lucky to be here. Even for me, I don't even Everyone cares about everyone else's customers as well as their own. We're all such a close-knit group. We have such a big love for each other that it kind of extends to our clients as well. It kind of spills over. All the artists that work here, all apprentice under Jason Lewis. We have artists that are doing it in every style. We have artists that specialize in every style. Well, I We say if someone just wants four straight lines, it's naked. It's out there. There's no shading. There's nothing to conceal that line you've pulled. I think my artwork kind of looks very feminine in a lot of ways. I really enjoy things that make me feel Art N' Vaux or a new traditional style tattoos. I don't want to say two-dimensional, but something very, very flat and breathing a little bit of realism to it almost. I want to be able to do everything, but I lean towards new school, big, colorful things. Black and gray or anything that's achromatic or monochromatic. It should flow and fit to your body. It's almost I want to make it into something that I can be excited to make and that they'll be excited to have. If you work at the good heart, the potential is endless. And then you put talent in there. That's what's unique. That's what's rare. That's what'so beautiful about doing college tattoos. And there's really great tattoos.