Tattoo?

Looking for a tattoo artist. I’ve checked into many shops and just have not seen what I needed. electric dragon, acme, A+ are just a few I checked into. I’m looking to get a largemouth bass and a black crappie. Maybe someone that is great at amimals or portraites. Any help would be great

Acme, Electric Dragonland, The Ink Lab, & Uptown Tattoo. No need to look any further.

Acme, Electric Dragonland best there is around! At Acme try to get the old man I cant remember his name for the life of me. But he is awesome! At the Dragonland I would ask for Shawn.

Had work done by both these guys!

Top 2 guys in this state if you ask me! Also get your name on the list. There is a couple month wait if your lucky.

Oak Park Heights or Stillwater

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At Acme try to get the old man I cant remember his name for the life of me. But he is awesome!

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Don Nolan! He’s been tattooing for at least 20 years or so more than anyone in the Twin Cities.

There is a guy in woodbury that does good work. Randall. Gotta find the business card….

I go with the cracker box ones, they are easy and pain free to install and wash off after a few days when you get bored with it

Wife got hers done at Acme years back, looks pretty nice still after all these years.

Al

Ya called dragon and asked for shawn and he’s a year out

I went to Beloved tattoo’s in st paul, had to do a cover up of a guy who did a terrible out line for me and the wife. lines were pretty sad. Went to Sarah Jane and she did a really good job and the price was pretty good also. you can google the shop and see the tattoo’s she or the artists have done.

Broncs

Forget the fish tatoo, go with something that will make you feel really tough. You know what I mean.

I can only speak for two places. Steady Tattoo, right on the U of M campus, Trust Fate Tattoo in St. Paul. Trust Fate I would go see Kyle Malone if he’s still there. Steady Go see Ariel, or Phooki.

Jessie at Captive Elements does some very nice work. A buddy of mine has a lot of his work, and he’ll be getting my next project when I’m ready to pull the trigger.