Our crew
Have you ever thought about how many people it actually takes to run a successful tattoo shop? The artists are of course a major piece of the puzzle, but they wouldn’t be able to do what they love most if not for a lot of support behind the scenes.
A piece of art can leave a lasting impression—especially if that piece of art comes in the form of a tattoo.
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.
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.
That’s how Cody Maestas approaches his job as a Hart & Huntington tattoo artist.
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.
Tattoo inspiration
There are Harry Potter fans, then there are super fans. The secret is out, Mel Lockett is the latter. So when the opportunity came up to go to a Harry Potter themed tattoo convention, Mel was all over it. And it was magical.
Tattoo advice
Congratulations on your new tattoo. You’re probably still in that in-between moment of, ‘I can’t believe I did it’ and ‘I want to show everyone I did it’. Perfectly normal. Here’s a few things you should do to make sure your tattoo heals successfully and looks amazing years from now.
You’ve probably seen the cost of tattoos vary across the industry. Some charge by the hour, some have a set price, some have a minimum. So what’s fair? And how do you know if you’re paying the right price for the piece?
Kameron Amstutz, owner of Music City Indian Motorcycle, comes from the ‘biker’ side of that equation. And when he speaks about tattoos and bikes, it’s an understatement for Hart & Huntington.
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