We are Gypsy Tears Tattoo, and we have just opened a new studio here in beautiful downtown Kalamazoo. This is our second studio, we relocated from Coldwater in July. After three years there it was time for us to make the move to a bigger city. We looked at several city before choosing Kalamazoo. We love this city, there is so many cool things going on here. We are a licensed body art studio, our staff is highly trained in blood borne pathogens and safe practice. We use single use needles (opened and disposed of in front of each client), autoclave sterilization, and hospital grade disinfectants. As for art, we live it. Everyday we strive to become better artists and tattooist. We put all our focus and energy into art. When you come in to our studio for a new tattoo you can be sure that you will get an artist who will put everything they have into making your idea into a soild tattoo design that will love for a life time. Every client is important to us, and every tattoo is special. You can be sure that when you walk in to our shop you will be welcomed by a friendly artist who is as excited as you are about your next tattoo. From start to finish we will be there to make your expereince a pleasant, and painless as possible. We have alot of designs to choose from, including several custom designs. We also specialize in custom pieces and portraits too. So stop in and check us out at 505 E. Kalamazoo Ave downtown Kalamazoo two blocks east of Bells, parking in back. ...read more
By Gypsy Tears Tattoo August 22, 2012
Every tattoo artist needs a professional tattoo kit to create quality work. These days there are a number of ways to find affordable, quality tattoo kits. Do your homework and you may find just the kit you want for much cheaper than you expected. ...read more
When you get a tattoo, it is permanent, so designing your own tattoo online before you get one makes sense. Tattoo parlors have thousands of designs for you to choose from, and it is hard to choose one out of so many. When you design your own tattoo online, you can use your own images, or use a templa... ...read more