In Q&A in the Kitchen Season 3, Episode 5, Michelle Balhan of Velvet Lotus( http://www.velvetlotustattoo.com/ ), Jack Lowe, Jimmy St John, and DaVo talk about Collatorating on Body Art. The discussion includes talking about working on a tattoo at the same time, adding to existing tattoos and piercings and whether or not it is OK for an artist to finish another artist's work.
In Q&A in the Kitchen Season 3, Episode 4, Jack Lowe, Jimmy St John, DaVo, and Brent Starr talk about Tattoo Failure, and Jack demonstrates how he would re-work them or cover them up.
Q&A in the Kitchen is a series where Professional Tattooist and Body Piercers discuss common subjects relating to the Body Arts. If you have a question that you would like us to cover in the future, please comment below or send an email to davo@axiompiercing.com.
In Q&A in the Kitchen Season 3, Episode 1, with Jack Lowe, Westley Dickerson, Jimmy St John, and DaVo, react and discuss facial tattoos, extreme piercings, and more extreme forms of Body Modification.
Watch the Video Version at https://youtu.be/i6OKTVPSh9U
In Q&A in the Kitchen Season 3, Episode 1, with Jack Lowe, Westley Dickerson, Jimmy St John, and DaVo, react and discuss facial tattoos, extreme piercings, and more extreme forms of Body Modification.
Q&A in the Kitchen is a series where Professional Tattooist and Body Piercers discuss common subjects relating to the Body Arts. If you have a question that you would like us to cover in the future, please comment below or send an email to davo@axiompiercing.com.
In Q&A in the Kitchen Season 2, Episode 27, with Jack Lowe, Westley Dickerson, Jimmy St John, and DaVo, they talk about how to fill in the space between smaller tattoos to tie them together.
To Watch the Video Version go to https://youtu.be/M89y_S7pTOA
In Q&A in the Kitchen Season 2, Episode 27, with Jack Lowe, Westley Dickerson, Jimmy St John, and DaVo, they talk about how to fill in the space between smaller tattoos to tie them together.
Q&A in the Kitchen is a series where Professional Tattooist and Body Piercers discuss common subjects relating to the Body Arts. If you have a question that you would like us to cover in the future, please comment below or send an email to davo@axiompiercing.com.
In Q&A in the Kitchen Season 2, Episode 26, with Jack Lowe, Westley Dickerson, Jimmy St John, and DaVo, they talk about Tattoo Removal Creams and Laser Removal.
Q&A in the Kitchen is a series where Professional Tattooist and Body Piercers discuss common subjects relating to the Body Arts. If you have a question that you would like us to cover in the future, please comment below or send an email to davo@axiompiercing.com.
In Q&A in the Kitchen Season 2, Episode 24, with Jack Lowe, Westley Dickerson, Jimmy St John, and DaVo, discuss Friday the 13th Specials and Other Promotions. This comes from a question submitted by a viewer:
Vanessa Esp-Isi :
"Here's a topic, talk about Friday the 13th. Have y'all done it? If so, how was it? Would y'all do it again? Is it worth doing it (from an artist/shop perspective and a client). :)"
To Watch the Video Version go to https://youtu.be/byM8uunm-h8
In Q&A in the Kitchen Season 2, Episode 24, with Jack Lowe, Westley Dickerson, Jimmy St John, and DaVo, discuss Friday the 13th Specials and Other Promotions. This comes from a question submitted by a viewer:
Vanessa Esp-Isi :
"Here's a topic, talk about Friday the 13th. Have y'all done it? If so, how was it? Would y'all do it again? Is it worth doing it (from an artist/shop perspective and a client). :)"
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In Q&A in the Kitchen Season 2, Episode 21, with Jack Lowe, Westley Dickerson, Jimmy St John, and DaVo, discuss if Tattoos and Piercings are still part of the Modern Primitive Movement and the underground or if they are just mainstream. This comes from a question submitted by a viewer:
Kels Herselves:
"Do you feel that body modification still represents an act of rebellion against colonial body politics, despite its increasing social approval? Or has body modification as a rebellious act been acculturated by the forces of capitalism?
