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Mos Eisley’s Tattoos
- Body Piercing, Tattoo Artist
- 71 Division Ave S, Grand Rapids, MI 49503, USA Grand Rapids, MI 49503
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 12:00PM
Referral from
Jul 01, 2019
Mavigo:
Tattoo artist recommendations? So I’m looking to begin my lifelong dream of having ornate, floral, paisley, geometric half sleeves,...
one_fishBoneFish:
Mos Eisley downtown has a bunch of great artists. I've had all my work done there and most of my family and friends who've gotten... Honest To Goodness
- Body Piercing, Tattoo Artist
- 333 Grandville Ave SW Grand Rapids, MI 49503
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 12:00PM
Referral from
Oct 08, 2014
Brian S.:
So who is the best tattoo artist in town? Need some work done
Jeff W.:
Honest to goodness tattoo Kaelyn Currow it may take a while to get in to see her, she is booked for about a year. Located at 333... A Mystery Ink
- Body Piercing, Tattoo Artist
- 430 Leonard St NW Grand Rapids, MI 49504
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 7:00AM
Referral from January 14, 2014
InGenLabs asked:
Tattoo parlor/artist recommendations? I've gotten plenty of piercings over the years but I'm interested in finally getting a tattoo and just wanted recommendations. I'm...
NZOR replied:
> I specifically care about really good line work and not too crazy prices. This isn't really a thing that exists. Expect to get what you pay for.
Enchanted_Bunny replied:
I've only gone to one place and it was for my wife (I have nothing against tattoos, there just isn't a particular design I REALLY want on my skin for the rest of my life). But we went to Mos Eisley's. It was really clean and we liked the people. It seemed expensive to me (over $80 for a simple line drawing on my wife's ankle), but I don't know how much that stuff usually costs.
InGenLabs replied:
Thanks for the awesome suggestions!
Mead replied:
A lot of my friends have really great pieces from Mos Eisleys. Shawn Shane and Eric are all good artists. If you don't mind a short drive out to the lakeshore Jeff and Jimmy at 51 Tattoo in Muskegon are both awesome artists too and it's where I get work done.
wilsonw replied:
Really depends on what kind of a tattoo you want. Different artists specialize in different things. I've been to Laughing Gremlin and Love Tattoo. I preferred my experience at Love. The price was also more reasonable.
Alienmonkey replied:
If you have a style in your head that you want, find an artist that lines up with it and go from there. Research the artists work either online, or in the shop and meet with the ones you like to check out their personality and the atmosphere of their chair. In my experience piercings go relatively quick, but ink takes a while. You'll want to be in a good environment with someone you can get along with for more than 20 minutes. People can be a bit territorial about what they think the "best shop" is, but it seems like there are plenty of decent artists and shops around. I have not heard anything bad about Magnum if you like going there for your piercings.
tayloradjective replied:
If you want good work, expect to pay a lot.
ianminter replied:
Garith hawkins is Awesome. check out his stuff on instagram Gareth_H or at garethhawkins.com
CorpConversions replied:
BJ Johnson, Honest to Goodness Tattoos, Thursdays http://instagram.com/p/iHTcZ5 lvRr/
Mendicantbias00 replied:
My go to artist is Chris at Plowshare Studio.
Anonymous replied:
I got mine done by Joe T at Screaming Needle in Allendale, while I was going to Grand Valley. He did an excellent job on a line-heavy piece, and the prices weren't bad.
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