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My name is Morten Marbel Loenning and I have been tattooing for almost 17 years now since I started my apprenticeship in 1997.

I am 39years old and lives in Dietzels birth town of Fredrikstad, Norway, where I have a private studio.

As for social media I do not have a home page, but are linked to both FB and IG.

Many of the great interviews here I have seen via You Tube and now Im exited to get to know the rest of the forum content.

The forum was introduced to me by a good friend.

Thank you.

Morten Marbel:)

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