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Buy your (fake) tattooed hands today

Kevin — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 16:00:39 +0000

Starting today, RePop MFG will be selling these ‘tattooed hands’ by Chuey Quintanar and Chad Koeplinger. As of right now, I don’t know who designed the other two ‘hands.’ If you happen to know, please leave a comment below.

These ‘hands’ are actually pieces of leather hand sewn together, stuffed, and mounted to wooden bases. Each hand is limited to a production of 100, and are being sold for $120.00 each.

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Now Available: With the Light of Truth

Kevin — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 16:00:07 +0000

While I’m not straight egde, I’m very excited to get my hands on a copy of With the Light of Truth. For those of you who are unsure what exactly this book is, here’s the description from the website:

A collection of Straight Edge related tattoos and art and profiles of some of the best tattoo artists in the world.

The book is now available for $50, while I know that’s a lot money – you can clearly see it’s done right. If you need more convincing, check out this list of artists involved in the book:

DJ ROSE, GREZ, ADRIAN MONAHAN, SHANE B, MATT BAGWELL, DEAN PARKIN, CHAD SONER, DAN SMITH, RANDY HALL, SIMON ERL, STEVE BYRNE, KEVIN BYERS, CHRIS STUART, MANEKO, RON FOX, DAVE QUIGGLE, FRANK CARTER, TERRY JACKS, MARK JACKSON, SOAP, MIKE TOMMYROT, PHILLIP SZLOSEK, MITCH LOVE, STEVIE EDGE, ERICH FOSTER, BEAU BRADY, JASON FRANK, JIM SYLVIA, JAVIER RODRIGUEZ, PATRICK HANEY, ERIC MICHAEL SCHAUFFELE, NICO ACOSTA, AXEL RIO, IAN WHITE, JESSE GABRIEL, JASON ANTHONY, PAUL NYCZ, JUSTIN JARRELL, MATT KERLEY, JOHN RAFTERY, SANTU ALTAMIRANO, JOHN DEWEESE, NATE CLICK, DUSTY NEAL, OLLIE, LARS LUNDQUIST, KC LANGE, MARINA INOUE, RODRIGO BOTERO, BRAD STEVENS, ALEX FRANKLIN, ANNIE WALKER, ADAM SAGE, GASTON FUNES, NICK LUIT, MIKE LUSSIER, CHAZ OTTO

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Board to Lose the book

Limited edition ‘Flash for Japan’ books available!

Julene — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 19:45:27 +0000

On the six-month anniversary of the devastating tsunami that swept over northern Japan, the finest tattooers in New York have come together to create a limited edition spiral bound collection of tattoo flash sheets, aptly named Flash For Japan.

The book features 28 of New York’s most respected tattoo artists, and only 100 copies are available. Copies run $100 — but all proceeds are being donated to assist the victims of the tsunami. You can purchase the book exclusively from Shirts & Destroy (online or in their Brooklyn storefront). All production costs for the book were donated by Timothy Hoyer and Alpha Repro Graphics.

Artists involved in this project include: Eddy Deutsche, Tom Yak, Regino Gonzalez, Seth Wood, Bert Krak, Steve Boltz, Eli Quinters, Daniel Santoro, Sarah Schor, Stephanie Tamez, Virginia Elwood, Timothy Hoyer, Kevin Leblanc, Bart Bingham, Erik Desmond, Chris O’donnell, Thomas Hooper, Zac Scheinbaum, Horizakura, Troy Denning, Daniel Albrigo, Damien, Rodriguez, Kiku, Yoni Zilber, Anderson Luna.

Purchase one of the limited edition copies of Flash For Japan via Shirts & Destoy

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Win a Seth Ciferri machine, and help Japan

Kevin — Mon, 11 Apr 2011 16:00:27 +0000

Seth Ciferri is auctioning this custom shader and liner on eBay, with all proceeds being donated to the American Red Cross Japan Relief Fund.

Please note this auction is for professional tattoo artists only.

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Rebel Reprints: Tsunami Relief Donation

Kevin — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 16:00:14 +0000

Scott from Rebel Reprints dropped us a line last night about what he’s doing to help the people of Japan. Here’s what Scott had to say:

I am reissuing this classic print in order to gather relief funds for donation to Japan to help the families that have been affected by the tragic events that have happened there.

The entire price of $30 for the print will go directly to Red Cross to support their efforts for recovery. Japanese art and culture have been a great influence in tattooing in general, as well as in my work, and this is a way for you and I to give something back and help people in need.

I painted this dragon, and donating the proceeds from it seemed a fitting way to help. The print is 24×8 inches with a 1/4 inch white border for framing. This limited edition is printed on hahnemuhle fine art paper with the highest quality archival inks, and includes a certificate of authenticity signed and numbered by the artist. This is a limited edition of 50 prints.

Even if you don’t find buying a print to be the way you would like to help the Japanese, please find a good way to donate or do your part to help. Thank You

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All about Japan: Bid on a Jarret Clarkson painting

Julene — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 22:30:04 +0000

Jarret Clarkson from Rising Sun Tattoo is auctioning off this painting on this painting. All proceeds will be donated to the people of Japan. Bidding ends April 1st, so pop over to Facebook and bid here.

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All about Japan: FK Irons Japan Relief auctions

Julene — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 21:45:51 +0000

Everyone’s stepping up to be involved with helping raise money to sent to Japan. FK Irons and Eikon Device along with Nick Baxter and Durb Morrison are hosting a charity auction–via eBay, of course.

Kevin and I aren’t tattooers, but we’ve heard good things about FK Irons from people that are. Plus, 100% of the proceeds toward assisting Japan. Sounds pretty fucking win-win to me. Go head and bid on items from FK Irons, Eikon, True Tubes, Nick Baxter and more!

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All about Japan: Gogue and Godfrey

Julene — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 19:15:57 +0000

Mike Godfrey and Jeff Gogue have designed shirts with the intent to put the money made toward helping the victims of the disasters in Japan. I think Jeff explains what they’re up to better than I can, so…

Mike did a phoenix to represent rising from the ashes of death and destruction. I love this drawing and look forward to wearing it. I have done two designs the first being a Japanese influenced dragon with the dragon’s horns/antlers turning into a cherry tree branch with new blossoms representing new beginnings and new life with the Japanese rising sun. I also have drawn a skull with waves coming out of it but the nation of Japan is rising up above and out of the reach of the death and destruction. In no way did I want to glorify the earthquake or the tsunami. I simply wanted to illustrate the determination of the japanese people to rise above them in defiance, determination, pride, strength, resilience, and humility. I will be offering the original drawings, limited edition prints, stickers, t-shirts, etc. with all profits from all sales going to the victims of the disasters through Shige at Yellowblaze, Yokohama Japan. Of course we could all just give money, but we want to give something back to everyone who gives. I have sent the images to the printer in LA, we will have shirts within days…

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All about Japan: Japanese Designs and Sketches by Aaron Bell

Kevin — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 16:00:13 +0000

Aaron Bell from Slave to the Needle has stepped up the plate, and decided to donate 100% of gross sales of his Japanese Tattoo Designs and Sketches book. All sales made prior to June 1st will be donated to a legitimate charity.

The Japanese Tattoo Designs and Sketches book features sixty-four pages of black and white sketches and line drawings of Japanese inspired images and motifs. The price is $50 plus shipping and handling (approximately $10.) Orders can be placed with credit card by calling 206-545-3685, or mail check or money order to:
Slave to the Needle.
403 NE 45th St
Seattle WA 98105

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All about Japan: I Stand with Japan

Kevin — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 14:00:17 +0000

One of the first shirts to hit the market is courtesy of State of Grace Tattoo in San Jose, CA. Here’s what they had to say about the ‘I Stand with Japan’ shirt:

We have all watched in horror at the devastation following the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Like many people within the tattoo community, we wanted a way to show our support and solidarity. As luck would have it, Chad Koeplinger from New York Adorned was in town and excited to lend his illustrative talents to this shirt collaboration. Roman Enriquez of Strong Tattoo started it off by donating 100 shirts and screen printing. Tamiko and Miles Rast from Rasteroids Design, Suzanna Enriquez, Phillip Nguyen, Charlie Ngo and Colin Baker volunteered their time as well. We hope to raise some money for those in need and state prominently that we STAND WITH JAPAN.

All proceeds from this shirt will be donated to the relief efforts in Japan, and are currently for sale online.

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