Saturday 18 May, 2013
BURLESQUE, ART EXHIBITIONS and live music are all part of the line-up at the eighth International London Tattoo Convention taking place across the water this weekend.
Over 20,000 inked men and women will descend on the Tobacco Dock building to meet some of the world’s most famous artists who will be practising their work in public.
Altogether there are 13 sterile halls dedicated to tattooing around the building and about 1,000 tattooists are still hoping for accreditation to the event.
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They are not as bad as you would think. The worst part is how itchy they are when they are healing!
Self-obsessed narcissistic egoists all.
“Oh but my tatoo says alot about me”, yeah it tells me your a self-obsessed narcissistic egoist. “Oh but my tatoo is unique”, yeah as unique as the tens of thousands of other unique people at the show. Tatoo removal businesses will be a growth industry sometime soon.
I’ve heard very few people say that about their tattoos, for most people its been a body image thing no different to going to the gym or putting effort into a hairstyle. But you seem very conceited at the attention they do seem to be getting. Oh, and *egotist *tattoo
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