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Posts Tagged ‘Hyperspace Studios’

A fully lasered sleeve, and coverup

I was excited when I saw that Guy Aitchison posted a detailed post on Tattoo Education about a recent lasered bio coverup sleeve he just finished. Guy’s blog isn’t going to tell you whether or not you should laser your tattoo, but it’ll help you realize what’s possible. The subject of lasering is a weird subject, and it’s sometimes difficult to realize what’s possible.

If anyone has any experiences with lasering, coverups, or a combination of the two – please reach out to us. We would really like to dive into this topic more in the near future.


Tattoo by Guy Aitchison at Hyperspace Studios in Marion, IL‎.

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Pegacorn or Unisus?

I know I said we had posted the last unicorn tattoo you’d ever see on Tattoo Snob–but technically this is not a unicorn. Or a pegasus, which makes it… a unisus? A pegacorn? Your input would be greatly appreciated, readers.

Tattoo by Michele Wortman at Hyperspace Studios in Marion, IL‎.

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Nine hours with Salgado & Aitchison

Usually I’m apprehensive of posting videos because I know most people can’t watch them midday. With that being said, today is a holiday so I think it’s safe for everyone to hit play.

By the way, I can’t believe that Guy and Juan got all of this done in nine hours…

Tattoo by: Juan Salgado in Bayamon, Puerto Rico & Guy Aitchison at Hyperspace Studios in Marion, IL‎.

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Back of the bird

I have yet to find a photo of whatever tattoo was on this girl’s back before Guy Aitchison covered it & I’m curious as to what was there before. Actually, I take that back–it’s irrelevant now that she has this gorgeous full back piece from Guy to show off.

Tattoo by: Guy Aitchison at Hyperspace Studios in Marion, IL‎.

Author : Julene Responses : 6 Comments »

Two-day collaboration back piece

While digging back through my inbox, I found these photos Mary sent us of the two days she spent at Hyperspace Studios last spring with one sweet purpose: a full back piece collaboration from Carson Hill and Guy Aitchison.

While it was obviously a very long (and painful) couple of days, the results are clearly worth it. What an amazing way to blow through countless hours of tattooing!

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