Sacred Art Tattoo parlor

Today is the day that I have been in this amazing business 30yrs!! I want to thank everyone who has either worked with me here or that I have tattooed!! Even last night a lady was walking by our house and she stopped and said that I gave her her first Tattoo 25yrs ago!! My son Seth has now worked in this business for 17yrs! And I give a HUGE THANK YOU TO CAPT DON LESLIE!! HE WAS TRULY LIKE A FATHER TO ME!! he lived here above the shop for the last 17yrs of his life!! And thanks to Mr.G and Chinchilla at Triangle tattoo parlor in fort Bragg for being the best Mentors I could've ever asked for!!

yes, I believe that is a chocolate donut. So, we were at JD Crowe's Convention in San Diego at the Behia Hotel, I had a 380.00 a night 4-room sweet right on th...e beach and Jack talks me into going to Mexico for the day Well there were a few incidents there an we didn’t make it back to the US that day. Jack finds us a hotel that was only 14.00 a night. As we walk in I notice it had big iron gates on the front an thought it was a little strange that they locked from the outside, I find my room and see there’s no glass in the windows just wire mesh. And I could see that at one time those doors locked from the outside also. I came to the conclusion this was and old asylum. It was very noisy most the night as all the sounds carried in the courtyard. I couldn’t help cussing at Jack thinking about the deluxe room I was paying for on the beach sitting empty. About 3 am there were two people arguing right outside my door. So I do what I always do, swing open the door naked and yell Shut The F--- Up! It was kind of weird but the two people took off running. It was quite the rest of the night. At some point the next day Jack comes up to me with handfuls of M-1.000s he bought off some guy that had a sign We have the biggest Mothers (these are almost 6 inches long) He wants to blow them off but I’m thinkin I really don’t want to go to jail in Mexico. (I’ve seen the movies) So I figure well just smuggle them back into the US and Blow them off. I had a bunch of videos I bought, I pull them out and filled them up with the big mothers. As we are coming back into the US I see their checking people out kind of close. An after lookin at me an Jack I’m thinkin maybe this wasn’t such a good Idea. When we get up there this guy in a suit with a wife and a new baby are standing there and the grab him an take him and his family into the back room to search them an let us go through. Guess we looked to guilty to be doing anything illegal See more

Over the 64 years that he owned his shop, Pullins Cyclery, James Vernon Pullins sold Harley Davidsons for a time and was also a rider. This photo is from the c...ollection of Armando Magri who I assume is the son or grandson of Armando Magri who along with his brother Ernesto owned Magri Brothers Harley Davidson in Sacramento. Both Armando and Ernesto worked at Pullins Cyclery back in the 1930's. See more

Gonna paint a Rollo design today! RIP Mike & thank you for your contributions to tattooing

Downtown Chico's oldest and finest Tattoo parlor open 29yrs!

Jesse Espino here's some pics of candles

Our Tattoo parlor in downtown Chico.we care about our clients well being! and are staying closed until the health department says it's safe for us to be working again.

This Dutch Tattoo Shop now decorates clogs of medical staff . They do not only look amazing... is has more important benefits. Huge Shoutout to everyone who's helping fight the pandemic

In this down time that we are having I am going to start doing some $20 5x7 get what you get paintings...PayPal me $20 and I'll send you a painting! Message me ...directly for more info! I'll be doing paintings until I can get back in the shop and make tattoos! Help me get thru these tough times and keep food on our table!

First time posting here but figured yesterday was 7 years since the passing of Rhode Island Tattoo legend Ronnie Daigle. Apprentice of sailor west, Ronnie open...ed Shop in 1959 here in providence, and today the Shop is still open at the same location on eddy st. Around 2014 my best friend in tattooing and Ronnies last apprentice Victor Morales, started filming a DIY documentary to keep the history of Rhode Island tattooing alive. Sadly a lot of the people in this documentary have since passed away, electric Eric, buddy Mott, even victor at only 27 years old. The film was never completed as we don’t know how to finish it. Last year mark Mahoney came into the shop and filmed something for his own movie, and showed us his first tattoo with some great stories. I’ve been documenting all I can about Rhode Island tattooing, especially Ronnie, but if anyone had any info to share feel free to message me, or post on here. If the film ever gets completed I will be sure to credit any sources. Again this is a DIY project, no money or BS greasy non-tattoo suit types involved. Here’s a trailer we made years ago. Stay healthy and much love to the Tattoo community See more