Ink is forever.
And that’s not something Nancy and Derrick Smith take lightly. They’ve been married for about seven years now and share a collection of tattoos inspired by their time together.
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A taste for tattoos.
He became a chef when he was 22, and never really considered getting a tattoo because he thought it might prevent him from getting hired. But then a friend back in Atlanta convinced him otherwise, and he hasn’t looked back since.
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Bloom where you’re planted.
Words to live by for country music singer and songwriter, and model, Melissa Mickelson.
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Second chances.
You don’t always get them in life, especially when it comes to tattoos. Once the ink hits your skin, it’s on there for good. Even with a laser treatment, there’s always a mark, a remnant of what was there.
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A ray of sunshine.
That’s the best way to describe Maghon Taylor. She’s an artist, author, business owner, mom and wife. And one of the most positive people we’ve ever had the chance to meet.
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Stay Humble. Stay Hungry.
That’s the mantra Hart & Huntington tattoo artist Austin Modglin lives by. It’s something he learned during his apprenticeship after college and carried with him throughout his career to date.
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No tattoo story is the same.
Take Markus Ruegsegger and his wife Julie Ruegsegger, for instance. Both have ink, but Julie started her collection years ago.
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A Fork in the Road, Which Way Do You Go?
For Hart & Huntington tattoo artist Tarik Tatham, there’s always been one clear path. An artist all his life, he was destined for the tattoo shop before he even reached adulthood.
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The sky’s the limit.
That’s how Cody Maestas approaches his job as a Hart & Huntington tattoo artist.
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Life is what you make of it.
Yasir Nieves has been running the show at H&H in Nashville, Tennessee for roughly two years now, but it already feels like he’s been there for decades. His impact is profound—and intentionally so.
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