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Not like you couldn’t hit up Wikipedia yourself, but I find the links from this particular entry rather amusing:

Flapper in the 1920s was a term applied to a “new breed” of young Western women who wore short skirts, bobbed their hair, listened to jazz, and flaunted their disdain for what was then considered acceptable behavior. Flappers were seen as brash for wearing excessive makeup, drinking, treating sex in a casual manner, smoking, driving automobiles and otherwise flouting social and sexual norms.

Tattoo by Annie Lloyd at Three Kings Tattoo in Brooklyn, NY

Fall is nearly in the air, which means the time has come for Cris Cleen to make his move from San Francisco to Brooklyn. This video provides some great insight into Cris’ art and interests as a tattooer for anyone considering getting work done by him.

Cris Cleen Works from Cris Cleen on Vimeo.

Filmed by Andreas Tagger

Julene is just about wrapping up with our interview with Ashley Love, but we still have room for a few more questions. With that being said, we’re leaving this up to you.

Ever wonder how Ashley Love feels about the current convention scene? Or maybe about her unique approach to traditional tattoos? You could even ask if she thinks the Mets can keep Jose Reyes–okay, I doubt she’ll answer that last one, but you never know. 

If you ever wanted to ask Ashley a question – now’s the time. Tweet your questions to @TattooSnob & @akaJulene and we’ll pick the best of the best. If you’re not a Twitterer, leave your questions in the comments below.

Tattoo by: Ashley Love at Twelve28 Tattoo in Brooklyn, NY

I don’t know if I could handle be based out of three places at once, but Maxime seems to have no problem moving between his three regular location. I know he’s back in the UK until he gets back to NYC in October, but emailing him is probably your best bet if you’re looking to get tattooed by him.

Tattoo by Maxime Buchi in Brooklyn/London/Lausanne, Switzerland

Looks like Jeremy Sutton is on the move again–according to the Three Kings Tattoo Tumblr, he’s joining their team in Brooklyn! Day one was this past Saturday, July 30th.

Tattoo by Jeremy Sutton at Three Kings Tattoo in Brooklyn, NY

Hendrick’s Gin has teamed up with Myles Karr of Three Kings Tattoo to design the box pictured below. They’ll be giving the box away, with a few secret items inside.

Interested in winning? Head over to the entry The Hendrick’s Gin blog and fill the form out below.

While you’re filling out your entry form, make sure you take the time to read the write up they did on Myles. They really did an outstanding job with his bio.

Artwork by Myles Karr at at Three Kings Tattoo in Brooklyn, NY

I love pointillism & I love snails so… goes without saying this one had to make an appearance on Tattoo Snob!

Tattoo by Daniel Albrigo at Three Kings Tattoo in Brooklyn, NY

Knee ditch tattoos are no joke… and neither are Russian stacking dolls. Is it just me or has Ashley been super-killing it in the last year?

Tattoo by: Ashley Love at Twelve 28 Tattoo in Brooklyn, NY

What would happen if Carl Sagan, Stephen Hawking, Albert Einstein, and William of Ockham convened over a meal? Well…

Tattoo by Myles Karr at Three Kings Tattoo in Brooklyn, NY

It’s hot so anything that looks like it might be cool(er) is a welcome bit of visual relief.

Tattoo by Bailey Hunter Robinson in Brooklyn, NY