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Chris Bauman
A thousand words anyone?
Photo by James Hodges.
Photo by James Hodges
Tattoo artist Christian Perez and Ashley Huber.
Earlier in the month Villain Arts hosted over 200 artists at the Baltimore Tattoo Arts Convention. James Hodges and Theresa Keil had the unique experience of documenting the event for your viewing pleasure.
Photo by James Hodges.
Photo by Theresa Keil
Miss Key preparing for a burlesque performance.
Photo by Theresa Keil.
Photo by Theresa Keil
It appears as though Edward Scissorhands really let himself go.
Photo by Theresa Keil.
Photo by Theresa Keil
Paul Roe of British Ink Tattoos is the winner of this week’s prestigious and highly coveted, ‘You Sir Have Illustrated Irony Brilliantly By Wearing Attire That’s Usually Associated With Assimilation But By Donning It For An Occasion Where 75% Of The Men Are In Black T-Shirts You Flipped The Script And Made An Individualistic Statement Instead’ award. It doesn’t hurt that you have an accent as well.
Photo by Theresa Keil.
Photo by Theresa Keil
No tattoo convention would be complete without people hurling themselves into bowling pins.
Photo by Theresa Keil.
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Kat Kalashnikov.
Photo by James Hodges.
Photo by James Hodges
Promoter and organizer of the Baltimore Tattoo Arts Convention, Troy Timpel.
Photo by James Hodges.
Photo by James Hodges
Meet the guys from Technial Tattoo Supply, who are apparently big What Weekly fans, Rob Blum, Mark Perez, Tattoo Lou and Peter Basta.
Photo by James Hodges.
Photo by James Hodges
Photo by James Hodges.
Photo by James Hodges
Photo by James Hodges.
Photo by James Hodges
Photo by James Hodges.
Photo by James Hodges
100 points for anyone who can name them all from left to right.
Photo by James Hodges.
