By Jay Brown In Northern Idaho there is the lake town of Coeur d’Alene, actually more of a city than a town. In the sea of tattooing these days, some of the old timers really shine through as great tattooers as well as incredible artists, one of those is Robert
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Jay Brown: Coeur d’Alene’s Blue Rose Tattoo – An Interview with Robert McNeill (Part II)
Jay Brown: Coeur d’Alene’s Blue Rose Tattoo – An Interview with Robert McNeill (Part I)
Jay Brown Provides Inside Look at The Northwest Tattoo Museum
Jay Brown: ‘Coil Guys For Life’ Book Review
Jay Brown: Fred Marquand – The Story of an Unknown Northwest Tattooer
By Jay Brown Fred Marquand is not a name that you first associate with old-school tattooers. Most think of Waters, Zeis, Jensen, Rogers, Wagner, Barber, Moore, Tuttle, Bowery Stan Moscowitz and his brother Walter (their father was a tattooist as well), Crazy Philadelphia Eddie and the like, but the name Marquand
Jay Brown: The Rosini Award and The Ink Travelers Tattoo Convention
Jay Brown: Mi Vida Loca – The Life & Times of Crazy Philadelphia Eddie Vol. 4 (Pre-Order Available Now)
Jay Brown: 28 Machine Builders Part IV of IV
Jay Brown: 28 Machine Builders Part III of IV
Jay Brown: 28 Machine Builders Part II of IV
Jay Brown: 28 Machine Builders Part I of IV
Jay Brown: 25 Years of Tattoo Business Cards
Jay Brown: The Life and Times of ‘Crazy’ Philadelphia Eddie
By Jay Brown Crazy Philadelphia Eddie paved the way for tattooers today and his career spans almost six decades. He tattooed in New York, Hawaii, Chicago and Philadelphia where he spent 40 years tattooing. Eddie has seen the changes from the sponge-and-bucket days to the dawn of the sterilization era and