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EXACTING STANDARDS
Attention to detail goes into each and every piece that leaves our print shop. We strive for perfection with every press and stroke.
Blog posts
FALK MALISCH - ABOUT THE ONE, WHO SET FORTH TO LEARN HOW TO TATTOO
Falk is the best example to prove that persistence will pay off. If you are apprenticed by Matthias Böttcher and Sebastian Domaschke you know you are one lucky duck. The trained industrial mechanic now roams the globe and amazes with not only his tattooing but also with his tattoo flashes.
SANDOR JORDAN - PAINTING IS ALWAYS A LEARNING PROCESS
Subconsciously, I always found the Asian style to be the most aesthetic. Thinking back it’s probably because my grandma always had a lot of Asian stuff at home. Pictures, cork carvings, a lot of bamboo from China which she got from her neighbour, who was a sailor.
MARVIN DIEKMÄNNKEN AND THE NEW GENERATION
The art of tattooing through the ages certainly spawns, just as everything that changes and grows, several free riders with it. Theoretically, everyone can call themselves a tattoo artist, but the question is who feels called upon and who implements it right. One of them is definitely Marvin, whose demands on technique, craftsmanship and himself as an artist are very high-minded. Whether it’s on ink or paper or when occasionally playing the guitar in his band Organa. He works at the Halunken in Bielefeld alongside Edgar, Phillip, Jusse and Benni.
"Tradition is to not praise the ashes but to pass the fire“
Gustav Mahler