Mohave Creative Tattoo Shop boasts a friendly administrative staff, talented tattoo artists and skilled piercers that adhere to only the highest industry standards for tattooing and piercing services, creating a warm environment and personalized experiences for their customers.

Tattoo artists at this studio specialize in various styles, such as traditional American designs, Japanese patterns and vivid watercolor depictions. Clients enjoy the professionalism, friendliness and accommodating nature of its staff.

Ed Hardy’s Tattoo City

Ed Hardy established this San Francisco shop as an oasis for alternative art. Their talented artists specialize in everything from classic black-and-gray tattooing to American traditional pieces as well as line work, Japanese floral, and more styles of tattooing.

Hardy began tattooing as a youngster in Newport Beach, drawing daggered hearts and anchors using eyeliner on himself and his friends. By 1974 he opened Tattoo City as one of the first shops that focused on custom designs instead of prefabricated "flash" images.

This shop welcomes an eclectic clientele, from casual visitors to avid collectors. Artists such as Mez Love specialize in pet portraits while Deanna Wardin relishes working on large-scale projects such as full arm or leg sleeves, intricate torso pieces, or artwork that flows over multiple body parts - which all hold great appeal for her. All store artists strive to deliver excellent service - they even offer consultations to help clients make informed decisions that best meet their needs.

Port City Tattoo

Are You Searching for a Tattoo in Long Beach? Look no further than Port City Tattoo's offerings at this acclaimed Long Beach shop, known for their exceptional work. Their artists demonstrate an unfaltering passion and commitment to their craft while remaining up-to-date on current techniques and products for creating brilliant, detailed tattoos that will stand the test of time.

Frankie Valverie is more than just a tattoo artist; he's a visionary who creates beautiful works of art from his clients' ideas and stories. With an impeccable style and dedication to collaboration, Frankie Valverie stands out in the tattoo industry as a prominent figure.

Tattoo parlors across California are offering special deals this Halloween season, from costume contests to flash sales such as Retro Row in Long Beach offering a Halloween-themed tattoo for $40 on Friday the 13th.

Skin Design Tattoo

Skin Design Tattoo in Las Vegas is an award-winning tattoo studio known for its incredible artistry and commitment to excellence, boasting celebrity clientele such as professional athletes. Their skilled artists specialize in custom designs, realism, black and grey work as well as color work - they even offer free consultations!

The studio's experienced artists excel at designing one-of-a-kind and personalized tattoos, masterfully capturing intricate details and subdued shading to produce lifelike masterpieces. Additionally, these artists specialize in cover-up tattoos to transform or cover existing designs using creative solutions that transform or conceal designs with strategic precision.

For those not quite ready to commit to permanent tattooing, the studio offers stunning prints and artwork as a stylish statement that would fit beautifully in any home or office decor. They make for perfect presents for loved ones who appreciate body art's transformative power; plus there's merchandise including T-shirts and hoodies with unique designs available too.

The Original Ed Hardy

San Francisco Tattoo Studio specializes in custom designs, with artist portfolios and bios available online. Additionally, this studio provides services like piercing and microchanneling.

Hardy used Maybelline eyeliner to draw fake tattoos on himself and his friends when he was still young; sent away for tattoo supply catalogs advertised in Popular Mechanics; visited long beach's nu-Pike parlors still considered taboo; graduated from San Francisco Art Institute; opened Realistic Tattoo Studio (the first shop to move away from pre-designed flash art toward made-to-order work - now an industry standard), in 1974.

He transformed traditional military imagery, such as daggered hearts and anchors, into unique artwork by merging classical Japanese ukiyo-e prints with Southern California hot-rod pinstriping and Bay Area figurative art. His vibrant devils, dragons, and bearded ladies have appeared on tees and jackets sold globally under his Ed Hardy brand name.