Sure, on the one hand, it associates tattooing with prison once again, but any positive move toward making the process safer legitimizes it for the rest of us.

At worst, a tattoo job can leave you a permanent reminder of the experience other than the tattoo. Those situations are on par with back-alley surgery.

Because it's a trade more so than an art form, the principles are fairly straightforward. But it requires a special sort of person to master the finer points. But art is subjective ? the one constant should always be safety.

This is a positive thing area. You name it, she did it.

This entire project has met with an overwhelmingly positive response. The transition from what this corner once was, compared to what it's going to become, is pretty phenomenal.

I didn't hear a single negative comment. All the feedback was positive.