Mr Kilby is the father of some kids that got some tattoos. Found at Sang Bleu

How many tattoos did you roughly get when you were younger?

About eight… I did tattoo myself once though. Myself, my brother, my cousin and friend one night bought some Indian ink and pins and scratched the word love into our knuckles and rubbed the ink in on our left hands. We were all sitting around the table doing it and by the end of the night out fingers looked like sausages. Most of it stayed in and you could make out what it said up to twenty years later. So I suppose I got nine tattoos then. I recently had that covered up with HOLD FAST though.

I will have four paintings in this show coming up on the 5th. It was an amazing show last year. Lets hope this one is as well.Be there or be a suck ass!

The One Motorcycle Show

All of my photos, quite the job but will be good when I get done. Lots of new stuff on the way, aside from photos….

We are in the Chicago area for the holidaze, we went to the Art Institute and got to see some incredible art. We only had a limited time to browse but it was mind blowing. I love Portland but the museum doesn’t compare to Chicago’s. When I lived in Chicago I spent a lot of time at the museum, brought back some good memories. If you ever get the chance, go check out this museum.

I have a new obsession!!!

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Looking forward to a long weekend away with the family. Love the northwest for that. Camping up in northern Washington for the first time.
Got my motorcycles squared away this weekend, thinking about selling the Honda cl350. Hit me up anyone has any interest.
Enjoy summer, it’s almost over.

It seems as though a lot of things are changing all around us. I too am entering a new phase and I am excited to see what the future holds for me. I generally disappear in the summer because I enjoy being outside, being with my family and enjoying this life. This summer will be no different although I do intend to be more proactive here with thoughts, ideas and photos of work. I just turned 40 and have been tattooing for 20 years. There have been some changes at the shop and there will be more in the future. These are all good and necessary things. I look forward to working harder and in a more focused way for what I hope to be the next 20 years of my life. I hope to see you all in the future. Ride fast, work hard, play harder and hold tight, life passes quickly.

Good peeps.

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Get some before its gone…