Give it your all.
As a former member of the U.S. Air Force and a seasoned artist, he’s always put his heart and soul into the task in front of him. And it’s always paid off.
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Age is just a number.
That’s how Marney Kincaid feels when it comes to getting tattooed.
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Charting your own course.
It’s not really an option for most professional tattoo artists. Those who rise to fame often come from a legacy of tattoo shops with traditional apprenticeships, rigorous training and a guiding mentor along the way. But for Hart & Huntington artist Blanco, that wasn’t quite the case.
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The pursuit of happiness.
That’s what gets Hart & Huntington tattoo artist Eric Alvino out of bed every day.
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Making your mark.
Getting a tattoo is about creating a legacy. It’s a piece of art, a mile marker of your history that you carry with you forever. That’s how we feel about ink at Hart & Huntington, and how Larry B. feels about his impressive collection.
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Closing the Gap.
Our customers don’t come to Hart & Huntington for a late-night, last-minute impulse purchase. They stop by for a thoughtful piece of art they can cherish forever.
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Continuing the Legacy.
Gone are the days where tattoos were seen as counter-culture. For some families, getting tattooed is a rite of passage. For others, it’s a bonding experience.
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Meet the Jane of All Styles.
Jaclyn Greb has been tattooing at Hart & Huntington in Las Vegas since she finished her 11-month apprenticeship. That was years ago. Now she’s known for being good at almost every style of tattoo art, something she attributes to getting her start with H&H.
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On the darker side.
At H&H Las Vegas, Mike Zimmer specializes in neotraditional, black work, and black-and-grey tattoos. But that hasn’t always been the case.
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Inside out.
The business. The books. The bottom line. As manager of Hart & Huntington Las Vegas, BJ has a ton of things to focus on. But his number one priority is the artists and staff who work there.
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