Clients

Owned and operated by Erik Nitz, in Darmstadt, Germany. Stay True Pigment, makes hand crafted artist pigments and other supplies. Erik, also owns Iron Monkey Tattoo, and is one of my favorite clients to do projects for.

Erik Nitz, opened Iron Monkey Tattoo in 1996. He also owns and operates Stay True Pigment. After doing several projects for Stay True, I was asked to do some projects for Iron Monkey Tattoo. I am very lucky to have such a great client.

An old school, traditional tattoo shop, owned by Aaron Coleman, that does mostly custom work. Almost all of the “flash” that covers the walls from floor to ceiling is hand drawn and painted by the tattooers who work in the shop or have done guest spots there. I am blessed to have Aaron, as one of my best friends and his shop is filled with some of my favorite people on the planet.

Monolith on the Mesa is an epic Music Festival, in the truly spectacular location of Taos, New Mexico, focused around the heavy rock genre (Heavy Psych, Stoner, Retro Rock, Sludge, Space Rock, Doom, Drone) held on the grounds of Taos Mesa Brewing and Hotel Luna Mystica, it is something to be experienced for sure.

Alex and Aubrey Trufant, are both Airforce veterans. After their Military service, they learned to tattoo and now own and operate Trufant Bros Tattoo, in San Angelo, Texas. In addition to their tattoo shop, they also host the annual, West Texas Tattoo Convention. I am grateful to have them as my friends!

Owned and operated by Tim Creed, in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts. Tim got a hold of me in late 2018. He asked me to build him a website, which was launched early 2019. Tim, is a great person to do work for. Thank you Sir!

Legendary Tattooer Richard Stell, his wife Jennifer Stell, and many awesome cohorts, now in Tulsa, Oklahoma, at Pair-o-Dice Tattoo. It’s an honor to have them as my friends and equally an honor to be able to do work for.

All Rack Solutions, is a Los Angeles based company that provides design, manufacture and installation services of Rack and Rail products for warehousing storage and material handling.

Magical Tattoo, in Taos, New Mexico, is owned and operated by Dano Sanchez. They work in all styles, are clean, sterile, efficient and very serious about their craft! Dano is also one of the founders of Monolith on the Mesa (rock festival). A very good friend of mine and I’m glad to be able to work with him.

Mando Rascon, is a Tattooer at Fifth Estate Tattoo, in Gilbert, Arizona. Before that he worked at Immaculate Tattoo, in Mesa, Arizona. He is one of my dearest friends and I love to get to do projects for him.

Tattooer, Mike “The Shag” Kruse, builds hand crafted precision tattoo machines with old-time craftsmanship and attention to detail like a true professional and tradesman should. No gimmicks, just solid machines!

How To Germany, is the one stop shop for information about Moving To, Living and Working in Germany, for English speaking expats.

I started work for How To Germany, in early 2003 and continue to this day. The website and magazine were pre-existing products. I was brought on board to update the look of the the website while keeping the layout and file structure mostly intact to not break existing links from other sites to specific articles, as well as provide ad production and design services for the print magazine.

The Getting Around Guides are a series of Military branch specific, information guides for US and NATO Military Bases and Installations throughout the world. Providing information and contact details about available services on or around each Installation. All the detailed, basic facts you need to know to get by, in one handy guide.

Enjoy Tours, provided bus tours to European destinations, catering specifically to the American Military personnel and their families stationed in Germany. Enjoy Tours, were the only tour company to pick-up from EVERY Military base across all of Germany, to Leave No Soldier Behind! Unfortunately the Military market shifted to a point that Enjoy Tours closed up shop in 2009.

R.K. Sloane, was an artist. Being rejected from the High Brow art world, he along with fellow artist Robt. Williams, coined the term Low Brow, to describe the genre of art they were in, which grew out of the underground comics scene from the 1970s. Fortunately he left behind a huge body of work before his passing is 2006.