So I was the guinea pig for Tattoo goo Lotion. Now, its doesn't really say what it is actually designed for on the tube, all it says is for new and old tattoos. I think the definition of 'new' is probably a few weeks old.

Although having tried it on my 'new' tattoo, which was straight after it was done, I would highly recommend NOT using it on a new tattoo. It was rather gross to put it nicely. Dried out and made it all go bubbly and the white just go a really foul yellow/brown colour. All healed up and its all good, but it was not a very good healing process.

Ado has always had an interest in tattoos, he can't pinpoint exactly where the interest came from, but suggested it has something to do with the fact that it pissed his parents off, which let's face it, is probably why we are into half the things we are. Drawing was always something he enjoyed doing and decided that becoming a tattooist would incorporate the two things he enjoyed most in life and an added bonus if he could make a living out of it.

At the time of writing this, which is 7.45pm on the 17th June 2009, Ado has done about 8 tattoos. Mainly on mates, or mates of mates. Having said that, if you like what you see you can always get in touch with him and he can make some time to tattoo you. He is starting out with small old school pieces, kanji, tribal etc. 

Kenny Stewart has been tattooing for 8 years off & on. He started out in 2001 working with Steve Moss at Eternal Art Tattooing when it was based in Thomastown. After 1 1/2 years Kenny went on to tattoo at Gray wash tattoo in Oakley. He did his first tattoo in London while serving in the British army at a shop owned by a good friend of his where he worked the counter and did draw ups. He was offered an apprenticeship there more than once but didn't want to leave the army.

Steve Moss tattoos at and owns Eternal Art Tattooing in Sunbury (Victoria). Awesome dude, awesome tattooist...

"How can you not love tattooing? Where else can you give a person their own image that will last them a lifetime? You can't get it from buying a Van Gogh or a Rembrant, One because most of us can't afford it and two, it can be taken from you in a heartbeat. However when your inked it is yours till the very end..."

Regular scumbag, into drawing and creating subversive and morbid artwork.

Having first met Spider at Razorday2008 at the Harp and witnessed him screaming for Deathcage while I was still sober enough to judge bands,I realised that he was the tattooed serial killer look a like I had seen running thru my suburb like a maniac,The second time I met him was at the Sando at a gig where he invited me to get tattooed soon,thinking nothing of it he texted me to set up a time and I have not looked back.