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Justin Davis
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Classic American and Japanese roots, built into bold, unmistakable work. Street shop values, no shortcuts. Paints flash nonstop, runs a private drop list. Back in SF, taking on large-scale Japanese and custom flash
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traditional
irezumi
San Francisco, United States
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Suggested reads
Interview
In conversation with Mohammad Ghazavi
From Persian ornamentation & underground tattooing in Iran to abstract forms, kinetic work, client trust & creative community
Article
Irezumi vs Horimono
Two names for the same Japanese tattoos, often traded as synonyms yet far from identical: where each word comes from, why one still carries the shadow of punishment, and which to reach for in front of a master.
Article
Finding My Way Back to Tattooing
JP Luca on returning to tattooing, learning from Joe Crooked, and falling in love with traditional flash.
Interview
In conversation with Christian Maheux
He learned tattooing the old-school way, but has little interest in standing still. On creativity, freedom, learning from a younger generation & making a living without losing the art.
Article
Looking After Your Tattoo in the Summer
Sun, sweat, and swimming are the three fastest ways to wreck a tattoo. How to get a fresh or healed piece through the hot months intact.
Studio
Horiyuki's Studio Kazoku
Suggested studios
BLACK SERUM, Inc.
san francisco, united states
Mom's Body Shop
san francisco, united states
Black & Blue Tattoo
san francisco, united states
Black Heart Tattoo
san francisco, united states
One Shot Tattoo
san francisco, united states
Let It Bleed
san francisco, united states
Suggested artists
Chris Wielk
brooklyn, united states
Micah Norman
san francisco, united states
Maxx Slaughter
san francisco, united states
Isaiah Leyva
san francisco, united states
Mr.Bleed
san francisco, united states
Jill Bonny Horiyuki
san francisco, united states