Tattoo shop breathes new life into the old west
By Rogelio MaciasReporter, The VOICE
Ink Skin Gallery recently opened their doors for business on March 2.
Located on 103rd Avenue and Olive this tattoo parlor has a lot to offer the west valley.
Photo by Rogelio Macias/ The VOICE
Artist James Vidales gives patron of Ink Skin Gallery tattoo.
As the only shop in this area, it will bring more quality and character to the surrounding area.
The shop is small in appearance, but it's a well known fact that it isn't size that matters; it's all about the quality.
Managing the shop is Jason Smith, the proprietor; lead artist James Vidales, and his apprentice Israel Pena.
When it comes to all things involving piercings are John John and Brett Wiley, including custom jewelry and jewelry implants.
Specializing in "everything tattoos" the artists of Ink Skin Gallery want to give their customers more than just a tattoo.
Vidales said "We're here to assist people in expressing their individuality and personal expression. We help people communicate their character with our art."
This shop has an inviting atmosphere; stop by for a new tattoo, piercing, fun or stimulating company.
Certain months, the shop will be running specials on different types of tattoos and piercings.
For the month of April all flower style tattoos, the size of your palm or smaller, are running for only $70, along with Monroe piercings for $30.
The west valley has needed this rejuvenation in culture and trend.
To find out more go to www.inkskingallery.com, or just stop by and check out the quality and appeal of this new tattoo parlor establishment that has broken out in the west valley.
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