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Vice Tattoo Age"},"content":{"rendered":"

Full video series about tattoo artist Grime by Vice Tattoo Age<\/h2>\n

Grime tattoo trailer of the video series brought to you by Vice.<\/h2>\n

I like free stuffs.<\/strong>
\nI like cool tattoo artists with a personal vision.
\nI don’t know much about moral values.
\nSo when the Brooklyn headquarter of Vice magazine contacted me yesterday to tell me about their new video series involving tattoo and filth, I mean Grime, I knew I had to like it.<\/em>
\nCheck the official website of the tattoo studio<\/a> managed by artist Grime.<\/p>\n

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Slap people with style with a Grime hand tattoo<\/p><\/div>\n

Grime is a great tattoo artist and he runs a tattoo studio called >Skull and Sword.
\nThe guy used to work with tattoo legend Ed Hardy (such a shame that Christian Audigier turned the name and awesome artworks into an embarrassing T-shirt brand).
\nGrime now works with cool cats including Lango who I previously interviewed for Acclaim magazine<\/a> in Australia a couple of years ago.
\nI did post the Lango interview<\/a> here if you feel like you want to discover more inspiring tattoo artworks.<\/p>\n

As for now you can enjoy the trailer of the Vice video as part of their Tattoo Age series that was released this morning.<\/p>\n

http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=snlRs-s5z3w<\/p>\n

On this blog I will provide fresh and brilliant visual content everyday.
\nThis is probably the best thing happening on the internet since midget porn.
\nSo if you want your life to be better but you’re afraid to miss some of my dope content you should definitively join my rss<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Grime tattoo is presented in a cool video brought to you by Vice.<\/h2>\n

First installment of Grime\u2019s series<\/strong>
\nIn this video series Vice let us know more or discover Grime tattoo style.
\nWe meet Skull and Sword<\/strong>, the other tattooers at Grime\u2019s shop.
\nWe also learn how they strive to be constantly evolve and improve in their tattooing skills.
\nVice started this series with a cool trailer<\/a> last week.
\nGrime grew up in Grand Junction, which is a little town located in the USA.
\nAs a teenager he was part of a small group of skaters and punk rockers.
\nThe artist was a great skater before he caught the tattoo virus.
\nBefore the internet era, his close friend and self-taught creative Chris Rupp showed him the basic skills of tattoo.
\nInfluenced by people like Marcus Pacheco, Filip Leu, Ed Hardy, Aaron Cain or Timothy Hoyer, he enter the world of skin ink to become a start of the genre.
\nDiscover more about Grime in this video presentation by Vice.<\/em><\/p>\n

http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=NebzlNADPtc<\/p>\n

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Portrait of the tattoo artist Grime<\/p><\/div>\n

Second installment of the Grime video series by Vice<\/h2>\n

In this new video, Grime<\/strong> explains us a little more about his background.
\nHe tells us how he used to be a young skateboarder in Grand Junction, Colorado.
\nAt the time he was thinking that his future was in mathematics.
\nLearn how he bacame one of the most famous artist in the world of inking.
\nVice<\/a> series about theUS tattoo artist<\/a> Grime continues.<\/em><\/p>\n

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Arm tattoo by the US artist Grime<\/p><\/div>\n