Divinity Tattoo

I made four pages of prints for my dogs paws to get a tattoo. Austin was the artists name and she wanted to do a grey scale and I really didn't want that. I didn't want a cartoon look either. She basically told me that she wasn't sure she could make me happy and that she wouldn't do it becuse I would have it forever. I told her that I specifically wanted her to do it because I had seen her work before. She ended up doing exactly what I wanted. I would definately recommend her to anyone looking for new art. It was total satifaction. Everything was sterile and the shop was really cool.

I had a portrait of my granddaughter tattooed on my arm at Two Kats Tats in Glendale and it was so light and poorly done that it looked like it was 30 years old. I lived with this embarrassing tattoo for a little over a year. I went to Divinity Tattoo to have my other grandchildren's handprints done on my chest (handprints were done by Scott LaMadline who also did an excellent job) and while I was there I had Ryan Campbell look at the portrait to see if he could fix it. Ryan said it was so light that he could just start from scratch and cover it up. Not only was Ryan able to cover it up, but the new tattoo looks exactly like the original picture. I couldn't be happier with what I have on my arm now. I only wish I had met Ryan before I wasted the money at Two Kats Tats.