Brandon Bond is an Atlanta-based tattoo artist. He began working at the age of seventeen and rose to fame in the tattooing world. Recently, he scaled back his productivity and opened up an elite parlor appropriately named A.N.T.I Art Elite.
You can view an interview of Brandon Bond here (language warning):
They are addictive. While I only have a couple things on an arm, I am the exception among my friends... those who have any generally have many. The drummer I used to play with tattooed the soles of his feet.
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My first exposures to tattoos:
Popeye's anchor
Groucho Marx's "Lydia the Tattooed Lady"
Bradbury's Illustrated Man
I was always too pain-averse to even think of getting one myself.
I wouldn't want anything that permanent on my body.
They are addictive. While I only have a couple things on an arm, I am the exception among my friends... those who have any generally have many. The drummer I used to play with tattooed the soles of his feet.
I've already got permanent things on my body. They're just not colorful.
I have a friend who got a tattoo on her 80th birthday.
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