Jeff Gogue is a well respected self taught tattoo artist. His influences include Robert Hernandez, Nikko Hurtado, Shige, Bob Tyrrell, and well known tattoo legend, Joe Capobianco. He also dabbles in oil painting. He states that his goal is to tattoo creative, dynamic, refined work. Although this is a sleeve in progress I was impressed with the colors and the coloring. You can see that this is going to be a beautiful piece even in this stage. continue reading
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Females with Tattoo Sleeves
by Tattoosue on Nov.04, 2009, under Tattoos-Body Art
Kat Von D Tattoo Concealer
by Tattoosue on Aug.05, 2009, under Art, Fashion, Tattoos-Body Art
Kat Von D recently came out with a new product in her family of makeup products with Sephora. This one is a concealer that will cover up your tattoos. Job hunting and tattoos are not always the best mix, so this product is a perfect choice for visible tattoos that are difficult to cover up with clothing. I would love for anyone who has used this product to comment to this post. continue reading
Gothic Video
by Tattoosue on Jul.31, 2009, under Art, Fantasy, Goth, Movies & TV & Video
Tattoo Styled Hat
by Susan on Mar.13, 2009, under Art, Tattoos-Body Art
Tattoo Inspired streetwear – You see t-shirts on every corner but not very often do you see cool accessories like this. An investment in a hat is an investment in a cool item that you can wear everyday and to accent your whole wardrobe. continue reading
Mummys and Tattoos
by Susan on Feb.25, 2009, under News, Tattoos-Body Art
I knew that tattoos go a long way back in different cultures but this was news to me. A couple of years ago, a Peruvian 1500 year old mummy of a heavily tattooed young woman was discovered inside a mud-brick pyramid. Visit the National Geographic page to read the entire story.
Framable Photography
by Susan on Jul.07, 2008, under Art, Tattoos-Body Art
I love the antique flavor this photograph has. The artist uses digital means – Photoshop to be exact to work with antique photos. He has nice composition and coloring technique. Retains the vintage look but is giving more than the more standard more drab colors of old photography.





