I have my cock pierced once and my balls 3 times ( did it all myself) and am looking to get my FIRST tattoo.
Can anyone recommend a great shop in the SLC area.
Can anyone recommend a great shop in the SLC area.
Anyone there you recommend?
Anyone there you recommend?
Deviantt Tattoo 2346 South Redwood, JR Monodragon
Jake Behrmann Timeless Image Tattoo in Provo. He's amazing - I won't go anywhere else for any tattoo work. Just don't tell him where I recommended you from PWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
If you like realistic and color, give Christina Walker @ Lucky Bamboo in Layton a look.
http://luckybambootattoo.com/tattoos/Christina_Walker/
Good luck and have fun with your ink!
http://luckybambootattoo.com/tattoos/Christina_Walker/
Good luck and have fun with your ink!
Wait. You're getting your dick tattooed? 
Have them tattoo a badass ruler on the top of it (not to scale) that makes it look like it's 12 inches long. 
EVILDOERS wrote:LMAO oh my god it took me 2 min. to stop.
Have them tattoo a badass ruler on the top of it (not to scale) that makes it look like it's 12 inches long.
Now I need one of those for myself
Yellow Rose tattoo in sugarhouse they do most of the RSL players tats, had mine done there and they kick ass
EVILDOERS wrote:
Have them tattoo a badass ruler on the top of it (not to scale) that makes it look like it's 12 inches long.
Hey Im a grower not a ahower....having a needle in your dick tends to make you "shrivel" shall we say
Shane at LSI in down town. he is real good as are both the owners they have done tats on both of us.
As an avid tattoo collector, my advise would be to shop for the style of tattoo you want. I am sure all of the artists mentioned are really good, but may specialize in a specific type of art. Figure out what style or design you want and shop for the artist best suited to do it. I see Storm @ Art On You in Magna. He is a very versatile artist but his specialty is dark images. What kind of art are you thinking of getting?
Have to agree with Bubbabead, you need to find the artist that has the right style for what you want done. I love Catfish @ Ironclad Tattoo. He and his brother are the owners. They have a few other artists in house that are very good and there is a wide variety of styles within the shop.
BUBBABEAD wrote:
As an avid tattoo collector, my advise would be to shop for the style of tattoo you want. I am sure all of the artists mentioned are really good, but may specialize in a specific type of art. Figure out what style or design you want and shop for the artist best suited to do it. I see Storm @ Art On You in Magna. He is a very versatile artist but his specialty is dark images. What kind of art are you thinking of getting?
Definitely agree. Find a style you like and an artist that is a master at that style. And whenever friends ask me what I think about their ideas I always tell them " you are the one who has to wear it the rest of your life so make sure you like it don't worry about pleasing everyone else because everyone
has a different taste"