Tommy

Mike Brown was a good man and a good tattooer till the end.

I am glad I got to work with him and get tattooed by him and learned how do do proper script from him.

He wrote the nicest Saoirse I'd ever seen and I still use it.

He was also the kinda fella who would always send people your way and knew the value of a proper introduction.

He did some brilliant flash, proper fine line black n grey style.. and some of the best gangster cartoons goin.

God bless him. R.I.P.

just keep it clean and don't pick it or scratch it, use some common sense

some old pics

Tattoo Jock

Don't tell them tattoos, sell them tattoos

Johnny Eagles Dublin

He does great tattoos Brian

Daan Verbruggen, Ivan Szazi

fun little tat, my artist, portfolio the list is endless

How about Mike Perfettos in Bensonhurst, Goldfields in SF, Kadillac Tattoo in Philadelphia, Crazy Eddies in Philadelphia, Tattoo Peters in Amsterdam, all great shops that have been around a long time and are crammed with tattoo history. R and D tattoo in Queens is floor to ceiling with hand painted NY style flash. These shops have been worked and are steeped in tattoo mojo.

On a Monday Shamrock in Hollywood has Mark Mahoney, Freddy Negrete and Rick Walters, thats over 100 years of tattooing there and its a great lookin shop.

Spotlight in Hollywood is another great shop with real character and a waiting room with 4 walls of hand painted Bob Roberts flash.

Bert Grimms on the Pike R.I.P. was the benchmark for all tattoo shops and when I went in there I knew there was no way I was leavin without gettin tattooed.