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<strong>West</strong><strong>Coast</strong><br />

ISSUE NO. <strong>01</strong><br />

I N K E D T A T T O O M A G A Z I N E<br />

WCI<br />

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WEST<br />

COAST INKED<br />

TOP 10<br />

HOTTEST<br />

TATTOOED<br />

WOMEN<br />

WHY WOMEN TATTOO<br />

HER STORY<br />

WEST COAST<br />

I N K E D<br />

AND<br />

COUPLES<br />

Nothing says "I love you" like having it in writing.<br />

THE LIVING CANVAS<br />

TATTOOS BY SHANE'O<br />

WEST COAST INKED


ISSUE NO. <strong>01</strong><br />

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PARKLANDS<br />

WEST<br />

COAST<br />

E X P L O R E<br />

There is an ongoing debate in Cape<br />

Town about just where it is best to<br />

live. The southern suburbs consider<br />

their lot above reproach, whilst<br />

those out in Blaauwberg with the<br />

much sought after views of Table<br />

Mountain and Robben Island believe<br />

it is the only place to be in Cape<br />

Town, facing the sea.<br />

Parklands is one of the suburbs that<br />

forms part of the popular area of<br />

Blaauwberg, often spelt Blouberg,<br />

and considered a town in its own<br />

right at the start of the <strong>West</strong> <strong>Coast</strong>.<br />

It lies alongside Sunningdale, Table<br />

View and <strong>West</strong> Beach north of the<br />

Rietvlei Nature area.<br />

In fairness, it is not right on the<br />

beach and has Blouberg Rise and<br />

Bloubergrant to contend with before<br />

one reaches the sea, nonetheless, it<br />

still has the view and is part of a<br />

group of suburbs that are one of the<br />

country's fastest growing areas on<br />

the coast, just 15 minutes from<br />

Cape Town and on the much sought<br />

after Atlantic coastline.<br />

apartments, cluster homes or large<br />

villa type houses. People live here<br />

for the sea and the sandy, white<br />

stretches of beach are perfect for<br />

kite surfing, sun worshipping, long<br />

walks and swimming, particularly<br />

Big Bay and Sunset Beach. There<br />

are also a series of vibrant beachside<br />

restaurants, cafés and clubs. It's no<br />

wonder people choose to holiday<br />

here, right on the edge of Cape<br />

Town with easy access to the sea<br />

and the <strong>West</strong> <strong>Coast</strong>.<br />

And you are spoilt for choice when<br />

it comes to choosing how to spend<br />

your leisure time. The Rietvlei<br />

Nature Area is a wonderful area in<br />

which to walk along several lakeside<br />

trails, bird watching is excellent here<br />

and waterskiing and windsurfing are<br />

popular. There is the monthly<br />

Schoolyard Market at Elkanah<br />

House - a great source of organically<br />

grown produce and more.<br />

Or simply drive to Village on Main<br />

and get yourself inked at <strong>West</strong><br />

<strong>Coast</strong> <strong>Inked</strong> <strong>Tattoo</strong>...<br />

Parklands is modern. Most of the<br />

homes here are townhouse, flats,<br />

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tattoo on the<br />

A<br />

arm of a<br />

right<br />

Scythian<br />

whose<br />

chieftain<br />

was<br />

mummy<br />

at<br />

discovered<br />

Russia.<br />

Pazyryk,<br />

tattoo was<br />

The<br />

between<br />

made<br />

200 and<br />

about<br />

HISTORY<br />

OF<br />

TATTOOING<br />

400 BC.


H E W O R D T A T T O O C O M E S F R O M T H E<br />

T<br />

A H I T I A N " T A T U " W H I C H M E A N S " T O M A R K<br />

T<br />

is arguably claimed that tattooing has existed<br />

It<br />

12,000 years BC. The purpose of tattooing has<br />

since<br />

from culture to culture and its place on the<br />

varies<br />

line. But there are commonalties that prevail<br />

time<br />

the earliest known tattoos to those being done<br />

form<br />

college students on Telegraph Ave. in Berkeley.<br />

on<br />

have always had an important role in ritual<br />

<strong>Tattoo</strong>s<br />

tradition. In Borneo, women tattooed their<br />

and<br />

on their forearm indicating their particular<br />

symbols<br />

If a woman wore a symbol indicating she was a<br />

skill.<br />

weaver, her status as prime marriageable<br />

skilled<br />

was increased. <strong>Tattoo</strong>s around the wrist and<br />

material<br />

were believed to ward away illness.<br />

fingers<br />

history tattoos have signified<br />

Throughout<br />

in a clan or society. Even today groups<br />

membership<br />

the Hells Angels tattoo their particular group<br />

like<br />

TV and movies have used the idea of a tattoo<br />

symbol.<br />

membership in a secret society numerous<br />

indication<br />

It has been believed that the wearer of an<br />

times.<br />

calls the spirit of that image. The ferocity of a<br />

image<br />

would belong to the tattooed person. That<br />

tiger<br />

holds true today shown by the proliferation<br />

tradition<br />

recorded history, the earliest tattoos can be found<br />

In<br />

Egypt during the time of the construction of the<br />

in<br />

pyramids (It undoubtedly started much earlier).<br />

great<br />

the Egyptians expanded their empire,<br />

When<br />

art of tattooing spread as well. The civilizations of<br />

the<br />

Greece, Persia, and Arabia picked up and<br />

Crete,<br />

the art form. Around 2000 BC tattooing<br />

expanded<br />

to China.<br />

spread<br />

Greeks used tattooing for communication<br />

The<br />

spies. Markings identified the spies and<br />

among<br />

their rank. Romans marked criminals and<br />

showed<br />

This practice is still carried on today. The Ainu<br />

slaves.<br />

of western Asia used tattooing to show social<br />

people<br />

Girls coming of age were marked to announce<br />

status.<br />

place in society, as were the married women.<br />

their<br />

Ainu are noted for introducing tattoos to Japan<br />

The<br />

it developed into a religious and ceremonial<br />

where<br />

In Borneo, women were the tattooists. It was a<br />

rite.<br />

tradition. They produced designs indicating<br />

cultural<br />

owners station in life and the tribe he belonged<br />

the<br />

Kayan women had delicate arm tattoos which<br />

to.<br />

like lacy gloves. Dayak warriors who had<br />

looked<br />

a head" had tattoos on their hands. The tattoos<br />

"taken<br />

respect and assured the owners status for<br />

garnered<br />

Polynesians developed tattoos to mark tribal<br />

life.<br />

families, and rank. They brought their<br />

communities,<br />

to New Zealand and developed a facial style of<br />

art<br />

called Moko which is still being used today.<br />

tattooing<br />

is evidence that the Mayan, Incas, and Aztecs<br />

There<br />

tattooing in the rituals. Even the isolated tribes<br />

used<br />

Alaska practiced tattooing, their style indicating it<br />

in<br />

learned from the Ainu.<br />

was<br />

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HISTORY OF<br />

TATTOOING<br />

S O M E T H I N G . "<br />

of images of tigers, snakes, and bird of prey.


the west, early Britons used tattoos in ceremonies.<br />

In<br />

Danes, Norse, and Saxons tattooed family crests<br />

The<br />

tradition still practiced today). In 787 AD, Pope<br />

(a<br />

banned tattooing. It still thrived in Britain<br />

Hadrian<br />

the Norman Invasion of 1066. The Normans<br />

until<br />

tattooing. It disappeared from <strong>West</strong>ern<br />

disdained<br />

tattooing diminished in the west, it thrived in<br />

While<br />

At first, tattoos were used to mark criminals.<br />

Japan.<br />

offenses were marked with a line across the<br />

First<br />

A second crime was marked by adding an<br />

forehead.<br />

A third offense was marked by another line.<br />

arch.<br />

these marks formed the Japanese character<br />

Together<br />

"dog". It appears this was the original "Three<br />

for<br />

your out" law. In time, the Japanese escalated<br />

strikes<br />

tattoo to an aesthetic art form. The Japanese body<br />

the<br />

originated around 1700 as a reaction to strict<br />

suit<br />

of this, the middle class adorned themselves<br />

result<br />

elaborate full body tattoos. A highly tattooed<br />

with<br />

wearing only a loin cloth was considered well<br />

person<br />

but only in the privacy of their own home.<br />

dressed,<br />

Dampher is responsible for re-introducing<br />

William<br />

to the west. He was a sailor and explorer<br />

tattooing<br />

traveled the South Seas. In 1691 he brought to<br />

who<br />

a heavily tattooed Polynesian named Prince<br />

London<br />

Known as the Painted Prince. He was put on<br />

Giolo,<br />

, a money making attraction, and became<br />

exhibition<br />

rage of London. It had been 600 years since<br />

the<br />

had been seen in Europe and it would be<br />

tattoos<br />

100 years before tattooing would make it<br />

another<br />

in the <strong>West</strong>.<br />

mark<br />

the late 1700s, Captain Cook made several trips to<br />

In<br />

South Pacific. The people of London welcomed his<br />

the<br />

and were anxious to see the art and artifacts he<br />

stories<br />

back. Returning form one of this trips, he<br />

brought<br />

a heavily tattooed Polynesian named Omai.<br />

brought<br />

was a sensation in London. Soon, the upper- class<br />

He<br />

getting small tattoos in discreet places. For a<br />

were<br />

time tattooing became a fad.<br />

short<br />

kept tattooing from becoming more<br />

What<br />

was its slow and painstaking procedure.<br />

widespread<br />

puncture of the skin was done by hand the ink<br />

Each<br />

applied. In 1891, Samuel O'Rtiely patented the<br />

was<br />

electric pen which punctured paper with a<br />

Edison's<br />

point. The basic design with moving coils, a<br />

needle<br />

and a needle bar, are the components of today's<br />

tube<br />

gun. The electric tattoo machine allowed<br />

tattoo<br />

to obtain a reasonably priced, and readily<br />

anyone<br />

tattoo. As the average person could easily<br />

available<br />

the turn of the century, tattooing had lost a great<br />

By<br />

of credibility. <strong>Tattoo</strong>ists worked the sleazier<br />

deal<br />

of town. Heavily tattooed people traveled<br />

sections<br />

circuses and "freak Shows." Betty Brodbent<br />

with<br />

with Ringling Brothers Circus in the 1930s<br />

traveled<br />

was a star attraction for years.<br />

and<br />

cultural view of tattooing was so poor for most of<br />

The<br />

century that tattooing went underground. Few<br />

the<br />

accepted into the secret society of artists and<br />

were<br />

were no schools to study the craft. There were<br />

there<br />

magazines or associations. <strong>Tattoo</strong> suppliers rarely<br />

no<br />

their products. One had to learn through<br />

advertised<br />

scuttlebutt where to go and who to see for<br />

the<br />

tattoos.<br />

quality<br />

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culture from the 12th to the 16th centuries.<br />

concerning conspicuous consumption. Only<br />

laws<br />

were allowed to wear ornate clothing. As a<br />

royalty<br />

Mrs. M. Stevens Wagner, one of the earliest <strong>Tattoo</strong>ed Ladies<br />

that performed in the circus sideshows, 1907<br />

get a tattoo, the upper classes turned away from it.<br />

first electric tattooing machine. It was based on


irthplace of the American style tattoo was<br />

The<br />

Square in New York City. At the turn of the<br />

Chatham<br />

it was a seaport and entertainment center<br />

century<br />

working-class people with money. Samuel<br />

attracting<br />

cam from Boston and set up shop there. He<br />

O'Riely<br />

on an apprentice named Charlie Wagner. After<br />

took<br />

death in 1908, Wagner opened a supply<br />

O'Reily's<br />

with Lew Alberts. Alberts had trained as a<br />

business<br />

designer and he transferred those skills to<br />

wallpaper<br />

design of tattoos. He is noted for redesigning a<br />

the<br />

tattooing was declining in popularity across<br />

While<br />

country, in Chatham Square in flourished.<br />

the<br />

tattooed their wives with examples of their<br />

Husbands<br />

work. They played the role of walking<br />

best<br />

for their husbands' work. At this time,<br />

advertisements<br />

tattooing became popular, blush for cheeks,<br />

cosmetic<br />

lips, and eyeliner. With world war I, the flash<br />

coloured<br />

images changed to those of bravery and wartime<br />

art<br />

the 1920s, with prohibition and then the<br />

In<br />

Chathma Square lost its appeal. The<br />

depression,<br />

support them, namely cities with military<br />

would<br />

close by, particularly naval bases. <strong>Tattoo</strong>s were<br />

bases<br />

as travel markers. You could tell where a person<br />

know<br />

been by their tattoos.<br />

had<br />

world war II, tattoos became further denigrated<br />

After<br />

their associations with Marlon Brando type bikers<br />

by<br />

Juvenile delinquents. <strong>Tattoo</strong>ing had little respect<br />

and<br />

American culture. Then, in 1961 there was an<br />

in<br />

of hepatitis and tattooing was sent reeling<br />

outbreak<br />

its heels. on<br />

most tattoo shops had sterilization<br />

Though<br />

few used them. Newspapers reported<br />

machines,<br />

of blood poisoning, hepatitis, and other<br />

stories<br />

The general population held tattoo parlors<br />

diseases.<br />

disrepute. At first, the New York City government<br />

in<br />

the tattoos an opportunity to form an<br />

gave<br />

and self- regulate, but tattooists are<br />

association<br />

and they were not able to organize<br />

independent<br />

A health code violation went into effect<br />

themselves.<br />

the tattoo shops at Times Square and Coney<br />

and<br />

were shut down. For a time, it was difficult to<br />

Island<br />

a tattoo in New York. It was illegal and tattoos<br />

get<br />

a terrible reputation. Few people wanted a<br />

had<br />

The better shops moved to Philadelphia and<br />

tattoo.<br />

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large portion of early tattoo flash art.<br />

icons.<br />

for tattoo art moved to Coney Island. Across<br />

center<br />

country, tattooists opened shops in areas that<br />

the<br />

New Jersey where it was still legal


the west, early Britons used tattoos in ceremonies.<br />

In<br />

Danes, Norse, and Saxons tattooed family crests<br />

The<br />

tradition still practiced today). In 787 AD, Pope<br />

(a<br />

banned tattooing. It still thrived in Britain<br />

Hadrian<br />

the Norman Invasion of 1066. The Normans<br />

until<br />

tattooing. It disappeared from <strong>West</strong>ern<br />

disdained<br />

tattooing diminished in the west, it thrived in<br />

While<br />

At first, tattoos were used to mark criminals.<br />

Japan.<br />

offenses were marked with a line across the<br />

First<br />

A second crime was marked by adding an<br />

forehead.<br />

these marks formed the Japanese character<br />

Together<br />

"dog". It appears this was the original "Three<br />

for<br />

your out" law. In time, the Japanese escalated<br />

strikes<br />

tattoo to an aesthetic art form. The Japanese<br />

the<br />

suit originated around 1700 as a reaction to<br />

body<br />

laws concerning conspicuous consumption.<br />

strict<br />

royalty were allowed to wear ornate clothing.<br />

Only<br />

a result of this, the middle class adorned<br />

As<br />

with elaborate full body tattoos. A highly<br />

themselves<br />

person wearing only a loin cloth was<br />

tattooed<br />

well dressed, but only in the privacy of<br />

considered<br />

own home.<br />

their<br />

Dampher is responsible for re-introducing<br />

William<br />

to the west. He was a sailor and explorer<br />

tattooing<br />

traveled the South Seas. In 1691 he brought to<br />

who<br />

a heavily tattooed Polynesian named Prince<br />

London<br />

Known as the Painted Prince. He was put on<br />

Giolo,<br />

, a money making attraction, and became<br />

exhibition<br />

rage of London. It had been 600 years since<br />

the<br />

had been seen in Europe and it would be<br />

tattoos<br />

100 years before tattooing would make it<br />

another<br />

in the <strong>West</strong>.<br />

mark<br />

the late 1700s, Captain Cook made several trips to<br />

In<br />

South Pacific. The people of London welcomed<br />

the<br />

stories and were anxious to see the art and<br />

his<br />

he brought back. Returning form one of this<br />

artifacts<br />

he brought a heavily tattooed Polynesian<br />

trips,<br />

Omai. He was a sensation in London. Soon,<br />

named<br />

upper- class were getting small tattoos in<br />

the<br />

places. For a short time tattooing became a<br />

discreet<br />

kept tattooing from becoming more<br />

What<br />

was its slow and painstaking procedure.<br />

widespread<br />

puncture of the skin was done by hand the ink<br />

Each<br />

applied. In 1891, Samuel O'Rtiely patented the<br />

was<br />

electric tattooing machine. It was based on<br />

first<br />

electric pen which punctured paper with a<br />

Edison's<br />

point. The basic design with moving coils, a<br />

needle<br />

and a needle bar, are the components of today's<br />

tube<br />

gun. The electric tattoo machine allowed<br />

tattoo<br />

to obtain a reasonably priced, and readily<br />

anyone<br />

tattoo. As the average person could easily<br />

available<br />

a tattoo, the upper classes turned away from it.<br />

get<br />

the turn of the century, tattooing had lost a great<br />

By<br />

of credibility. <strong>Tattoo</strong>ists worked the sleazier<br />

deal<br />

of town. Heavily tattooed people traveled<br />

sections<br />

circuses and "freak Shows." Betty Brodbent<br />

with<br />

with Ringling Brothers Circus in the 1930s<br />

traveled<br />

was a star attraction for years.<br />

and<br />

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culture from the 12th to the 16th centuries.<br />

arch. A third offense was marked by another line.<br />

fad.<br />

Possible Neolithic<br />

tattoo marks<br />

depicted on a<br />

Pre­Cucuteni<br />

Culture clay figure<br />

from Romania, ca.<br />

4900­4750 BC


the late 1960s, the attitude towards tattooing changed. Much credit can be given to Lyle Tuttle. He is a handsome,<br />

In<br />

interesting and knows how to use the media. He tattooed celebrities, particularly women. <strong>Magazine</strong>s and<br />

charming,<br />

tattooing is making a strong comeback. It is more popular and accepted than it has ever been. All classes of<br />

Toady,<br />

seek the best tattoo artists. This rise in popularity has placed tattoists in the category of "fine artist". The tattooist<br />

people<br />

garnered a respect not seen for over 100 years. Current artists combine the tr5adition of tattooing with their<br />

has<br />

style creating unique and phenomenal body art. With the addition of new inks, tattooing has certainly reached<br />

personal<br />

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Sourced<br />

powerverbs.com,<br />

Sources:<br />

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Tammeijiro<br />

Genshogo by<br />

Utagawa<br />

Kuniyoshi<br />

Brooklyn<br />

Museum<br />

television went to Lyle to get information about this ancient art form.<br />

1908 photo of a<br />

Filipino Bontoc<br />

warrior bearing a<br />

Head hunters<br />

'Chaklag' <strong>Tattoo</strong><br />

a new plateau.<br />

Dayak tattooing in progress.<br />

Pictures by: Wikipidea


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Drummond<br />

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Chelsey Mac<br />

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in amberlee<br />

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megan<br />

massacre<br />

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Cleo Wattenström<br />

by Ryan Garrison<br />

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Sheena Koshil<br />

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Sara Fabel


Julie Becker<br />

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cervena fox<br />

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Kaitlyn<br />

Mason<br />

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Nothing says "I love you" like having it in<br />

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all have a friend who's never kept a job, girlfriend, political identity or moral system<br />

We<br />

more than a few years,<br />

for<br />

won't bat an eye at getting a tattoo that says "Turn Down For Sandwichez" engraved<br />

but<br />

his clavicle. And through the use of lasers, orbital sanders or magic, maybe he's right<br />

on<br />

crossing the "i"s and dotting the "t"s is for squares who just don't understand the<br />

Maybe<br />

of L-I-V-I-N.<br />

importance<br />

story from Live Journal's "Oh No They Didn't" came out with a story about Jennifer<br />

A<br />

boyfriend Casper Smart getting her name tattooed on his doodle, declaring in<br />

Lopez's<br />

of God, Jesus and everyone who will listen that this is J-Lo's Jambony. Thankfully,<br />

front<br />

are no photos.<br />

there<br />

are 10 other cases of people who should consider getting a Kickstarter going for a<br />

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Nothing says "I love you" like having it in writing. On your body. Permanently.<br />

to be so be cavalier about body art.<br />

Place boobs here.<br />

Much respect to the "artist" and<br />

customer for not over­thinking<br />

this whole thing, and tattooing the<br />

words on backwards so a lady<br />

can read it. If women like two<br />

things it's brutally creepy<br />

honesty, and legibility.<br />

Photo: brainjet.com<br />

Crossed­off names<br />

When someone has herpes AND anterograde<br />

amnesia, there isn't a whole lot else he can<br />

do. Now, not sure if this is a hit list, but I do<br />

know one thing ... RUN, LAURA! RUN FOR<br />

YOUR LIFE!<br />

Photo: PhotoBucket


Brenda<br />

If you've seen the back of one diehard<br />

90210 fan, you've seen them all.<br />

Photo: The Lost Ogle<br />

Heart tattoo<br />

Good news: these are clearly<br />

drawn on with a pen. Bad news:<br />

one of these girls borrows the<br />

other girl's underpants without<br />

asking.<br />

Photo: sheenamckee.blogspot<br />

Spank me<br />

You parent any way you want to, but when your child is<br />

literally always asking for a spanking, you should<br />

reconsider the standard operating procedure in your<br />

home.<br />

Photo: LYGSBTD.Wordpress.com


Eff me<br />

All I can really say to this woman is "make<br />

me."<br />

Photo: Pinterest<br />

Get some<br />

If you're not a fan of Duke Nukem, you<br />

probably think this is a very crass tattoo. If<br />

you ARE a fan of Duke Nukem, you're<br />

probably a very crass person, so the first<br />

person was probably right about how crass<br />

this tattoo is.<br />

And if you've ever forgotten what crass<br />

means, it's an abbreviation for C­R­Ass, or<br />

see our ass.<br />

Photo: Pinterest


Coyote versus Roadrunner<br />

One is a smug, trouble-making hooligan who<br />

flaunts the laws of man, nature, and physics at<br />

every turn. The other is a self-described genius<br />

whose single-minded purpose in life is to<br />

impose his will upon a very specific target.<br />

Hey Freud, which tattoo does the dude have?<br />

MEEP MEEP.<br />

Photo: Pinterest<br />

Double hearts, double time<br />

Let's both promise to never, ever gain or lose<br />

a single pound, or move from exactly where<br />

we're standing. Or share this photograph. On<br />

the upside, this is an original idea that no other<br />

couple could ever think of...<br />

Photo: Viral Nova and Cheezburger<br />

To infinity ... and beyond!<br />

This is by far the sweetest one<br />

because who doesn't love Buzz<br />

Lightyear? However, it<br />

presupposes that one or both<br />

don't understand the nature of<br />

infinity.<br />

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songwriter<br />

was during the 80s that Iron Maiden started to<br />

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global fame. In 1982, they released The<br />

achieve<br />

of the Beast, followed by Piece of Mind,<br />

Number<br />

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respectively. These platinum- and gold-status<br />

1985<br />

were then topped by 1986’s Somewhere in<br />

albums<br />

1999, Bruce Dickinson and Adrian Smith (guitarist)<br />

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the group (they both left in 1990), leading<br />

re-joined<br />

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Maidens were back. The Book of Souls will be<br />

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16th studio album and is set to debut on Friday,<br />

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September 2<strong>01</strong>5. It’s the group’s first album release<br />

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band has performed more than 2000 live shows<br />

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WHY<br />

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first tattoo I ever saw belonged to my dad. He<br />

The<br />

it done in Johannesburg during his rebel days in<br />

had<br />

60s, so the tattoo must have been more than 20<br />

the<br />

old when I became fascinated by it. I used to<br />

years<br />

him about it and I would use my finger to follow<br />

ask<br />

outline of a Scorpion cheekily. The shading that<br />

the<br />

supposed to indicate the flirty curl of the<br />

was<br />

tail had now become a faded, bluish blur.<br />

scorpions<br />

and again, he'd wink and say it was for my<br />

Now<br />

She would look over at him lovingly and<br />

Mother.<br />

My dad died over 20 years ago and I'd have to<br />

smile.<br />

at a photograph to remember the details of his<br />

look<br />

was raised in a religious household where tattoos<br />

I<br />

forbiden; the body was a temple and women<br />

were<br />

hesitated over piercing their ears. Modesty in all<br />

even<br />

was required, especially for girls, and a flash of<br />

things<br />

on the skin was a desecration of a holy vessel<br />

colour<br />

in God's image. So I went and had my first<br />

made<br />

done when I was 16. I was out on my own for<br />

tattoo<br />

first time, throwing myself headlong into making<br />

the<br />

worked at my Parents Restaurant earning my own<br />

I<br />

At the end of the month, I was given a salary<br />

money.<br />

most of it, that is. I took my R800 and went to<br />

Well<br />

with my friend. We bought, clothes and<br />

Town<br />

I got mine on my back, he got something<br />

tattoos:<br />

matching, on his Chest.<br />

similar,<br />

the car home, we peeled off our dressings to<br />

In<br />

and compare. The parlor wasn't exemplary:<br />

admire<br />

tattooist should have asked my age and turned<br />

the<br />

away, and I certainly wouldn't be so impulsive<br />

me<br />

But even so, my tattoo reminded me of the<br />

now.<br />

frightening friendship I've ever had, the<br />

most<br />

that characterized my late teen years and<br />

optimism<br />

innate disobedience. These are not all good<br />

my<br />

and none of them, like the tattoo itself, is an<br />

things,<br />

of myself which I wanted to rub out and<br />

aspect<br />

It wasn't rebellion, it was reclamation. My first<br />

forget.<br />

reads: this skin is mine.<br />

mark<br />

years later it turns out to be a mistake – not a<br />

But<br />

but a scar? Despite the increasing availability<br />

mark,<br />

procedures aimed at removing tattoo ink from the<br />

of<br />

most of us go under the gun knowing full well<br />

skin,<br />

the image will be permanent – that's part of the<br />

that<br />

I've heard plenty of jokes about impulsive<br />

attraction.<br />

of a beloved's name, resolved with<br />

engravings<br />

cover-up work once the relationship has<br />

expensive<br />

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WHY WOMEN<br />

TATTOO<br />

H E R S T O R Y<br />

face, but I can always remember that tattoo.<br />

my mark, and letting the world mark me.<br />

of R800 and told to spend it on clothes. I did.<br />

ended.I guess I never listened well...


was 19, I went to a studio in Town again with my<br />

I<br />

boyfriend and we had our Son’s Portrait<br />

then<br />

The ink lasted longer than the relationship<br />

tattooed.<br />

– of course, that's what happens when you're too<br />

did<br />

for your own good – but the tattoo is no<br />

optimistic<br />

important for that. Our Son liked to trace his<br />

less<br />

face on my chest with his finger and hear the<br />

little<br />

about why and how we got them. Relationships<br />

story<br />

and go, but some people's histories are always<br />

come<br />

with each other, and some of us like to<br />

entwined<br />

our histories on our skin. This mark will read:<br />

write<br />

were here.<br />

you<br />

things that people said to me about my<br />

Some<br />

they are common, unladylike, tasteless. They<br />

tattoos:<br />

a mark of the slut, the non-Christian, the loose<br />

are<br />

Men's tattoos might be about allegiance to a<br />

woman.<br />

a faith or a family. They might be to<br />

gang,<br />

a lover, parent or child, remember a<br />

memorialise<br />

a period of time in prison or a religious<br />

journey,<br />

Why are women's tattoos often viewed in<br />

conversion.<br />

of their sexual attractiveness, or the indicator<br />

terms<br />

are perceived to give about her availability? Why<br />

they<br />

women's skin still considered public property she<br />

is<br />

no right to alter? Apparently, these marks of mine<br />

has<br />

a waste of money and they were just going to<br />

were<br />

blur and sag.<br />

fade,<br />

true. The ink would have aged at the same rate as<br />

It's<br />

do – just like my dad's did. The marks weren’t<br />

I<br />

weren’t designed to draw the gaze or<br />

decoration,<br />

a feature, and even if they were, what's<br />

enhance<br />

with skin that looks the age it is, rather than<br />

wrong<br />

air-brushed and painted flawlessness of an<br />

the<br />

20-year-old? What's wrong with bellies, arms<br />

eternal<br />

breasts that loosen and relax as the years pass?<br />

and<br />

course, there are plenty of reasons to dislike<br />

Of<br />

– like any piece of art, not every style will be<br />

tattoos<br />

appeal. Or perhaps there's nothing as beautiful<br />

never<br />

their eyes as unmarked flesh. Some women friends<br />

to<br />

any form of body modification, from<br />

consider<br />

to eyebrow-plucking, to be a betrayal of<br />

bra-wearing<br />

others, I suspect the vehement dislike of tattoos<br />

For<br />

really a fear of women's skin. When a woman<br />

is<br />

her own mark on it, she isn't quite as available<br />

makes<br />

receive whatever fantasies you might want to<br />

to<br />

on to her. If skin is a screen, and a woman<br />

project<br />

on it, she is telling the world (or even just<br />

writes<br />

that her own standards of attractiveness are<br />

herself)<br />

important to her than the standards of anyone<br />

more<br />

who might cross her path. She is taking<br />

else<br />

ownership.<br />

say tattoos are addictive – that it starts with a<br />

Some<br />

on the hip and ends with full sleeves and a<br />

butterfly<br />

chose to remove mine to be free. Free from a man<br />

I<br />

raped, drugged and beat me for mere pleasure of<br />

who<br />

because he believed he owned me like a piece of<br />

it,<br />

They were both Surgically removed and<br />

property.<br />

was matching tattoos to which bound me to<br />

what<br />

Abuser is just but a scar. I will get a tattoo again<br />

my<br />

this time it will be for me and what I choose for<br />

but<br />

new life, my new story, my new mark…<br />

My<br />

It's been a while since I was last inked, but I've<br />

Maybe.<br />

planning my next for some time. An Infinity on<br />

been<br />

hip with my Son’s Names. To remind me of where<br />

my<br />

going, and of times I might forget and for the<br />

I'm<br />

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deeply felt feminist principles.<br />

septum piercing.<br />

unconditional love I have for my Sons.<br />

to everyone's taste. To some, the permanence will


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MY BODY<br />

MY ART<br />

IT'S A WCI THING !!


WCI<br />

BODY PIERCING<br />

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By <strong>West</strong> <strong>Coast</strong> <strong>Inked</strong><br />

Photographs by: Pinterest, <strong>West</strong><br />

<strong>Coast</strong> <strong>Inked</strong>, Twitter


Disclaimer<br />

Piercing Aftercare<br />

These guidelines are based on a combination of vast professional experience, common sense, research,<br />

and extensive clinical practice. This is not to be considered a substitute for medical advice from a doctor.<br />

If you suspect an infection, seek medical attention. Keep in mind that the removal of jewellery can lead to<br />

further complications. Be aware that many doctors have not received specific training regarding piercing.<br />

Your piercer may be able to refer you to a piercing friendly medical professional.<br />

WCI Aftercare Instructions<br />

The Do’s<br />

Do expect your new piercing to be a little swollen, tender, and slightly bloody for the first 2<br />

also get a little “crusty” between cleanings.<br />

weeks. It will<br />

1. Do wash your hands before you clean your piercing.<br />

2. Do use a clean Q­tip soaked with saline solution to remove “crusties” from piercing, or use the inverted<br />

cup of saline method described to you by your piercer..<br />

3. Do clean your new piercing 3 times a day with a sterile saline solution such as Wound Wash Saline.<br />

4. Do ice your new piercing 3­5 times a day for 20 minutes at a time. Especially oral piercings.<br />

5. Do check the tightness of the balls on your barbells, circular barbells, & posts once a day. Righty<br />

tighty/lefty loosey.<br />

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6. Do rinse your piercing off in the shower with tap water to remove all soap/chemical residues.<br />

7. Do feel free to stop by our shop and let us know how your piercing is progressing or if you feel it is having<br />

any problems.<br />

The Do Not’s<br />

1. Do not use chemicals of any type, peroxide, alcohol, Neosporin, Bacitracin, Bactine or anything else that was<br />

not recommended by us.<br />

2. Do not play with, touch, or rotate the jewelry for any reason during the healing process. It does not require this<br />

to heal properly and it will take much longer to heal. Including your ear piercings.<br />

3. Do not take advice on aftercare from any of your friends or family. They may mean well, but do not do this for<br />

a living.<br />

4. Do not replace, change, or take your jewelry out for the first 8 weeks. If it is a nipple piercing or cartilage<br />

piercing (ear, nostril) wait 12 weeks. You will not be able to put the jewelry back in by yourself.<br />

5. Do not submerge your piercing in a swimming pool, hot tub, or a natural body of water for two weeks.<br />

especially the Lake of the Ozarks) Shower instead of bathing in a tub for two weeks.<br />

6. Do not pick the “crusties” off with your fingers.<br />

7. Do not click, slide, suck on, or “play with” your new tongue/lip piercing.<br />

8. Do not use mouthwash for oral piercings more than what’s recommended on the bottles instructions, this<br />

should not exceed two times per day. We recommend you use Crest Pro Health. If you choose to use another<br />

brand it should be alcohol free mouth wash.<br />

9. Do not put make­up, lotions, chemicals, tanning lotion, sun screen, self tanner, bodily fluids, or any thing else<br />

that was not recommended by us on or near your piercing for the first two weeks.<br />

10. Do not hesitate to call, e­mail, or come by the shop if you have a question, problem, compliment or<br />

complaint. We are always ready to assist you.


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WCI TATTOO AFTER CARE<br />

How to Take Care of Your New <strong>Tattoo</strong><br />

ISSUE NO. <strong>01</strong><br />

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Disclaimer<br />

These guidelines are based on a combination of vast professional experience, common sense, research, and extensive clinical<br />

practice. This is not to be considered a substitute for medical advice from a doctor. If you suspect an infection, seek medical<br />

attention. Be aware that many doctors have not received specific training regarding tattooing. Your tattooist may be able to refer you<br />

to a tattoo friendly doctor.<br />

Disregard any advice from friends and family.


are licensed professionals and the proper healing<br />

We<br />

your new tattoo is very important to us.<br />

of<br />

bandage should be worn for 1 to 2 hours.<br />

Your<br />

wash your hands and dry them with a<br />

Thoroughly<br />

towel before removing the bandage. If you find<br />

paper<br />

the bandage is stuck to your tattoo, try running<br />

that<br />

bandage under water. You DO NOT however,<br />

the<br />

to soak your fresh tattoo in ANY water to<br />

want<br />

but not limited to bathtubs, swimming<br />

include<br />

hot tubs, lakes, and ponds. These all have<br />

pools,<br />

dirt, and all kinds of nasties that can cause<br />

chemicals,<br />

Showers are fine-just NO SOAKING!<br />

infection.<br />

a mild, fragrance-free soap (Dove, Dial, and<br />

Using<br />

gently wash all excess blood, ointment,<br />

Neutrogena);<br />

and plasma from your tattoo. Only use your<br />

ink,<br />

– DO NOT use a washcloth or loofah as they can<br />

hand<br />

you are not sure which soap to use, read the<br />

If<br />

If alcohol is listed as one of the first few<br />

ingredients.<br />

DO NOT USE IT. Soap with fragrance and<br />

ingredients,<br />

will burn and can over-dry the skin.<br />

alcohol<br />

washing the tattoo, pat it dry with a paper<br />

After<br />

DO NOT use a hand or bath towel. Towels can<br />

towel.<br />

bacteria. DO NOT re-bandage your tattoo. It<br />

harbor<br />

to “breathe” and get air to heal properly.<br />

needs<br />

your tattoo once or twice a day for the duration<br />

Wash<br />

the healing time. Too much washing can wash<br />

of<br />

your body’s natural bacteria which helps your<br />

away<br />

to heal. Washing the tattoo in the morning and<br />

skin<br />

night before you go to bed is sufficient. For the first<br />

at<br />

the tattoo will “ooze” clear plasma. This is<br />

day,<br />

is NO NEED to use any ointment on your<br />

There<br />

Most ointments are for fighting infection and<br />

tattoo.<br />

contributing to antibiotic resistance.<br />

are<br />

ointments can “suffocate” the tattoo by<br />

Additionally,<br />

letting enough air get to it which can cause<br />

not<br />

scabbing. Ointments also lead to higher<br />

excessive<br />

going to bed, wash your hands and wash your<br />

Before<br />

Sleep in something old (yet clean) to cover<br />

tattoo.<br />

area that was tattooed. Most tattoos will ooze<br />

the<br />

plasma the first night and this can stain and<br />

clear<br />

to clothing and sheets.<br />

stick<br />

the second or third day, your tattoo will start to<br />

By<br />

out. It will start to flake like a sun burn. You will<br />

dry<br />

large black and colored flakes coming off,<br />

see<br />

in the shower. This is completely normal.<br />

especially<br />

NOT under any circumstances, pick or “help”<br />

DO<br />

flakes come off. Doing so will result in the loss<br />

these<br />

line and color in your tattoo as well as cause<br />

of<br />

And YES, we can tell when someone has<br />

scarring.<br />

at their tattoo! In addition, DO NOT wear tight<br />

picked<br />

your tattoo starts to flake and peel, you may<br />

When<br />

start using 1or 2 drops of fragrance-free hand<br />

then<br />

Keri, and Curel are both good choices. Rub the<br />

lotion.<br />

in completely or blot excess off with a paper<br />

lotion<br />

If you unsure if the lotion you have at home<br />

towel.<br />

work, read the label. If alcohol is near the top of<br />

will<br />

list of ingredients, then DO NOT USE IT. You may<br />

the<br />

do a spot test if you are unsure. Rub just a small<br />

also<br />

into a small section of the tattoo. If it starts to<br />

drop<br />

or sting in a couple of minutes, then wash it off<br />

burn<br />

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rates of dermatitis in tattoos.<br />

harbor bacteria.<br />

clothing that may rub the tattoo.<br />

immediately and discontinue using it.<br />

completely normal.<br />

Continue to use the above steps until your tattoo is


healed. Healing time varies with each<br />

completely<br />

and the area that was tattooed. Generally,<br />

individual<br />

the healing process, DO NOT use anything on<br />

During<br />

tattoo that you wouldn’t use on any other<br />

your<br />

or abrasion. This includes oils, glitter, sun<br />

wound<br />

etc. block,<br />

you have special circumstances that require you to<br />

If<br />

our advised healing method, please ask the<br />

alter<br />

or staff. An example would be someone that<br />

artist<br />

in an industry where their fresh tattoo might<br />

works<br />

always wear sun block over your tattoo when in<br />

Do<br />

sun or tanning bed only after it is healed. This will<br />

the<br />

any fading or color loss. This means for the<br />

prevent<br />

of your life! We find that the highest rating is the<br />

rest<br />

and apply liberally throughout your sun<br />

best<br />

time. Try using the new sun block sticks<br />

exposure<br />

attach to key chains to help you remember. They<br />

that<br />

make it easy to apply sun block to only the<br />

also<br />

wear something old (yet clean) to bed the first<br />

DO<br />

Most tattoos will “ooze” and seep clear plasma<br />

night.<br />

excess ink for the first day and night. This is<br />

and<br />

but can stain sheets and clothes.<br />

normal<br />

fresh tattoo should be considered an open<br />

Your<br />

NEVER EVER touch your tattoo with dirty<br />

wound.<br />

fingernails, clothing, shoes, etc. This is the<br />

hands,<br />

1 reason why infections occur. NEVER let<br />

NUMBER<br />

and bruising of the area around the tattoo is<br />

Swelling<br />

Some people bruise easily, some do not. In<br />

common.<br />

certain areas are more prone to bruising<br />

addition,<br />

swelling. Lower extremity tattoos (ankles, feet,<br />

and<br />

are more prone to swelling if you have to be<br />

calves)<br />

your feet for prolonged periods. Ibuprofen and<br />

on<br />

on the feet and wrist are notoriously hard to<br />

<strong>Tattoo</strong>s<br />

These areas also have a higher chance of<br />

heal.<br />

infected because of exposure to germs and<br />

becoming<br />

due to door knobs, keyboards, computer<br />

bacteria<br />

dirty shoes, carpet, etc. It is EXTREMELY<br />

mice,<br />

to keep these areas clean and to NEVER<br />

important<br />

your tattoo with dirty hands. It is advisable to<br />

touch<br />

a new pair of cheap shoes that can be easily<br />

buy<br />

in the washing machine after you get your<br />

cleaned<br />

tattooed. Wash the shoes in the washing<br />

foot<br />

before wearing them. Make sure they are<br />

machine<br />

fitting and all socks should be smooth and<br />

loose<br />

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tattoos are fully healed in two to three weeks.<br />

anyone else touch your fresh tattoo either.<br />

USE COMMON SENSE!<br />

be exposed to dirt, germs, etc. while it is healing.<br />

elevating the affected area can help.<br />

<strong>Tattoo</strong>s on the foot and wrist<br />

Miscellaneous Advice<br />

“fuzz free” on the inside.<br />

tattoo while you are tanning.


all, if you have ANY questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to call us or stop by. That’s what we are<br />

Above<br />

for! We know what looks normal and what does not and we’ll assist you in any way that we can. We put a lot<br />

here<br />

hard work into your new tattoo and care about it just as much as you do.<br />

of<br />

our number is 073 733 5724<br />

Again,<br />

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