It looks like Myke Chambers has the rest of his summer planned out, and it appears he’s spending a majority of the time on the road. From July to the end of October, Myke is going to be in a variety of cities for guest spots and tattoo conventions.
If you’re interested in getting tattooed by Myke, check the details of where and when after the jump.
A couple people have asked to see an actual picture of the tattoo from the collaboration video I posted earlier this week.
Please keep in mind this tattoo was fresh when this picture was taken. I was going to take a picture tonight, but it’s just a couple days away from being fully healed.
Collaboration Tattoo by: Russ Abbott of Ink & Daggers Tattoo in Atlanta, GA and Myke Chambers of Austin Tattoo Company in Austin, TX
At the Ink ‘N’ Iron Tattoo Convention, I was lucky enough to have a collaboration tattoo done by Russ Abbott and Myke Chambers. I’ve drooled over their previous pieces together in the past, so I jumped on the chance to have this done.
Armed with a flip cam, I made an attempt to shoot a little bit of the convention and document the tattoo. Please be gentle with the comments, this is the first video I’ve edited in a long time!
TattooSnob.com: Ink ‘N’ Iron 2010 Collaboration Tattoo from Tattoo Snob on Vimeo.
I really hope when I’m hanging out at Ink-N-Iron this weekend, I can catch Myke Chambers pulling a similar stunt as this.
I’ll be armed with a flip cam, so keep your fingers crossed.
For anyone keeping score, this makes the second collaboration piece between Myke Chambers and Russ Abbott. The first piece was top notch, but I think I like this one just a little more…
If you’re interested in getting tattooed by Myke, I do believe he has an opening this Sunday at Hell City. Don’t wait till Sunday though, contact him today if you’re interested.
Tattoo collaboration by: Myke Chambers & Russ Abbott
Myke Chambers is all over the place–in the past six months he’s been at more conventions than I can list, made multiple appearances here on TattooSnob, and has interviews appearing in multiple tattoo magazines… and 2010 is just getting started! In the interview below, Myke lists everything he’s currently involved with, his plans for 2010, talks about his past and his inspiration for the future.
Not that I have any intention of becoming a tattooer… but being able to watch them do stuff like the piece below live (via Ustream) makes me wish I had some artistic talent. Or hell, a collaboration piece like this of my own wouldn’t be too shabby either. 
Collaboration Tattoo by: Russ Abbott at Ink and Daggers Tattoo in Atlanta, GA
and Myke Chambers at The Austin Tattoo Company in Austin, TX
From here on out, Tattoo Snob will have weekly featured articles on Suicide Girls. Yes, you read that correctly and yes, we’re really excited about it.
Look forward to only the best interviews with a variety of tattoo artist that are pushing the art to new heights, and redefining what it takes for create tattoos that make you say “WOW.”
First up is none other than Myke Chambers, the dream boy from The Austin Tattoo Company.
Is there a topic you would like to see us cover? An artist that we should feature? Drop us an e-mail or a comment below to let us know what you would like to see on the site.
I love Myke’s tattoos as it is, but I’ve admired this particular shark piece by him for a hot minute. I’d make a SharkTits joke except there’s no nipple showing in the photo below. Honestly, how am I supposed to talk about manly chests without having nips to creep on?
Tattoo by: Myke Chambers at The Austin Tattoo Company in Austin, TX.
As most of you probably know, this past weekend was the Detroit Motor City Tattoo Expo. This year marked the 15th anniversary of the show, and despite the bad weather – the turnout was great. The artist turn out was nothing short than stellar, and the floor was packed all weekend.
As always, I brought out my camera and tried to capture some of the quality work that surrounded me. I snapped entirely too many pictures to post on here, so I’m just going to post the cream of the crop. Please remember, my photography skills are amateur at best.
If you’re interested in seeing all of the mediocre pictures I took, become a fan of Tattoo Snob on Facebook. All of the pictures from this past weekend are posted in the albums.
