There are more tattooed people than ever, and this parlour celebrates the stigma shift
Rows and rows of framed sample work. Leather couches that look like they’ve been beaten to hell. Neon lights, black swivel chairs, fluorescent lighting. Where are you? Probably in the process of clenching your fists and biting the sides o
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