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Steve in Inked Magazine, and a Few BTC Pics!
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It's officially October, which means Salem is becoming busier by the day. Our weekends in particular are filling up fast, and our schedules are full of wonderful clients traveling to Salem for the Halloween festivities — we even have some returning from previous years of visits, which makes us feel pretty damn special. If you'd
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Where the Buffalo Roam
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Okay, it's been a while since we've made a blog post. Did you know that we put on the Boston Tattoo Convention each year? This means that the Witch City Ink website gets a little quiet in the summer, as we're preparing for the convention. However, our artists have been constantly busy tattooing (and sometimes
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New from Sharonn: Dragon and Knight
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We usually post Japanese-style dragons here, but we’ve had a lot of medieval-style ones these days as well. Interestingly, dragons tend to be more symbolically positive in Asian cultures than elsewhere. For example, typically in Asian cultures, dragons represent nature, wisdom, religion, and the universe. But in many western stories and myths, how often do
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New Work from Steve
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Steve continues to be busy, and is currently booked out for about 3 weeks, with scattered openings on certain days. Here are a couple of pictures that we snagged from him. Celtic continues to be popular around these parts, and Steve’s attention to detail makes him fantastic at all of the interwoven intricacies. And he
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New from Sharonn: The Land and the Sea
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So far it’s been nature week for Sharonn. Flowers, a tiger within a Japanese sleeve, a marine biology emblem, and a butterfly. Sharonn, as always, continues to be a busy lady. She’s definitely one of those artists who snaps a quick photo with her phone when a tattoo is finished, and that’s usually all she
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Virgin Mary by Sharonn
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So Sharonn recently took this: And magically turned it into this: Just kidding. The toast wasn’t used as a reference (although she would love to tattoo a Virgin Mary on toast *hint*), but this tattoo turned out beautifully.
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Scarab by Natan, and a Shop Guest
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Scarabs were popular amulets in ancient Egypt. According to ancient Egyptian myths, the sun (Ra) rolls across the sky each day and transforms bodies and souls. Modeled upon the Scarabaeidae family dung beetle, which rolls dung into a ball for the purposes of eating and laying eggs that are later transformed into larva, the scarab
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New Work from the S’s of the Shop
No, we’re not being vulgar jerks with that title. The S’s of the shop are none other than Sharonn and Steve of course. These two continue to work their butts off, and are currently booked out for about 3 weeks, but a bit further than that for weekends (Saturday is a popular day for tattoos).
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New & Older Works from Sharonn
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This all-seeing eye took two sessions, and is a fairly large piece on a client’s back. This back piece is ongoing, and looking quite marvelous! This photo doesn’t do it justice. These portraits were done by Sharonn before she came to Witch City Ink, and we love them so much that we had to share.
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New Black & Grey from Sharonn
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The newest lady of the house is settling in to Witch City Ink, and we are loving having her here! It’s obvious that clients are loving that Sharonn’s here too, because her old ones have followed and new ones are finding her. Her schedule is beginning to fill up, so if you’d like to be
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