Tassos Sgardelis

Hire a bodyguard......and get a smaller tattoo with the rest of the money ;)

Because it's one of the things that keeps it close to the older days atmosphere--in god we trust the rest pay cash--

Maybe the old ladies should sit and get a prison style tattoo!!!!

not even the old ladies were scared!!!!!!!!!!all the magic is getting lost. that was the most serious thing that i ve noticed...

I see some guys TRYING HARD to play the lawyers of not tattooed tattooers!!!!WHY? A lot of guys put it very correct so its no need to say more to proove that -come on guys!!!!of course you should be heavily tattooed if you are a tattooer.Its a matter of love and need at first.You cant do otherwise.No if we need 4-5 pages of talking to find that yes there are 3-4 tattooers -respectful tattooers-that says it all.

All of oUr western civilization is built on violence!We spread it for free in many places around the world.I think its time to taste OUR product.I live in Athens Greece and my shop is in the central of it.I ve closed a lot of times my shop earlier than i should and other times didnt open it at all!Its terrible when it happens but i think its time to stop accusing the "bad kids-hooligans-whatever- THIS IS OUR CULTURE AS IT SEEMS

I m very happy to work with Yorg Powell.He s tattooing for more than 15 years most of the time in Athens/Greece.For me this guy is like a guide in tattooing and in many things in life and happily we work together at the shop i ve just opened in athens and called Honest Tattoo.A lot of people knows his work but i would like to share with you also because i think it s very interesting.You can see more at yorgtat.com or honesttattoo.com.

I agree with the opinion that it depends on the tattooer. The only i have to notice is that there are some tattooers who "sells" "freehand tattooing" as something that needs special skills or something that proves his artistic skills.I know that i may be misunderstood because its very general as i m saying it but maybe some will understand.

This is my best friend George and his grandpa-90years -old sailor- his tattoos are 65 years old and i ll try to have some close pics but the guy is not so easy :) I m very proud that he is wearing my shops t shirt.

Before a few years i ve read an article speaking about japanese tattooing tradition.Ed Hardy did the foreward of this article and what he exactly said is:its all matter of tradition,if you dont have at the end you "imitate",which for me it is not always bad.Thinking of these i have to say that tradition in any subject puts limits,you do a lot of things and you even think in a certain way which comes from tradition.What i mean is that a western guy (in general-except horikitsune and if someone else like him exchists)at the end of the day the feeling will be that he did something..experimental but a japanese or a guy from borneo or whatever at the end of the day he maybe gonna have the feeling that he just did the job the right way.

great tattoos !!!

thats it :)

That sounds amazing,I m looking forward for this!THX MAN!

I m very new here but believe me that i understood from the first days what s this guy doing and i didnt intend to continue. Thx anyway :)

Man why do you care so much?You talk about a guy that you should JUST STUDY if you care so much about the world of tattooing.

i think he wears them because he knows that you are so associated with the world of tattooing and he tries to look cool in front of you!!!

For sure it worthed visiting your fb even if i spent some minutes,really funny thread man!cant wait for new episodes, this guy didnt seem like ending the conversation!!!!! take care!

Hi there to all! I ve seen all the episodes several times and my opinion is that it was a super cool documentary.For me its also like a seminar you can say because watching all these guys work you can get a lot of things.