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 December
06/00 Work at left by James
Kern, No Hope, NO Fear, Chicago.
Can you believe this shit? Today we start hosting two new studio sites
with twin artists. No Hope, No Fear
in Chicago with twin brothers James
& Tim Kern.
And the other site is Doubletroubletattoos
in Tyler Tx. with twin sisters Amber & Lacey
December
04/00 Mean
Machine Tattoo in Florida launches from Tattoos.com. Tom Kiernan &
crew join the World's largest online Tattoo Community and gets 3000 hits
in his first 48 hours online with tattoos.com.
November
29/00 30 New Studio
links added. Galleries updated
each day. Work at left by Danny Armantrout,
Theskinlab.com
November
25/00 Original
artwork by legendary Japanese Tattoo
Master Kazuo Oguri A sneak peak of the CD Rom to come. New
Gallery work by top artists we host.Don't
forget ! January 24-29, 2001is the Old San Juan Tattoo Extravaganza Hotel
reservations number is 1.800.228.9290 Get a room before
they all go !
What's
New page will give you Details about the Don
Ed Hardy 2000 Dragons Art Exhibition. Pick up the latest copy
of International Tattoo Art in stores now. Great coverage of the Tattoos.com
Toronto and 1st Tahitian tattoo
convention inside .
November
08/00
There are six new studios hosted by tattoos.com,
over 150 new links and and a couple of road trip
announcments to check out.
November
02/00
There are only limited quantities left of the 12 Classic Tattoo Machines
poster. These 18" x 25" Full color posters are of 12 Classic
Tattoo Machines from the San Francisco Tattoo Museum.. Each print is signed
and numbered by Tattoo Museum curator Lyle Tuttle. Only 1000 were printed,
soon you'll only be able to get them on E-Bay. Remaining posters can be
ordered by Visa/MC for 35.00 USD by calling 416-203-7399 12-6PM E.S.T.
Only a small amount left, when they're gone they're gone, so order now.
Or send info via E-mail.
September
19th / 00 - What's new Homie???
D.J. Muggs of Cypress Hill, Talks
with Damian about Tattoos, Music and his new Straight up Hip-Hop collaboration
"Soul Asasssins II" due in stores October 3rd.
Japanese
Tattooing from the Past to the Present
-by Mieko Yamada
" The men of Wa tattoo their faces and paint their bodies with designs.
They are fond of diving for fish and shells. Long ago they decorated their
bodies in order to protect themselves from large fish. Later these designs
became ornamental. Body painting differs among the various tribes. The
position and size of the designs vary according to the rank of individuals....
They smear their bodies with pink and scarlet just as we Chinese use powder
(Tsunoda and Goodrich, cited by Dalby, 1993: 22). "
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