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Jason Nicholson
Artist
Jason has been an artist all his life. After graduating college he worked as a professional oil painter for the military. He would recreate battle scenes and was a portrait/memorial artist for soldiers that gave the ultimate sacrifice. Working mostly with the Navy SEAL community he has donated works to the Navy SEAL foundation and currently has two paintings hanging in the Navy SEAL museum in Fort Pierce FL. Though he still takes on painting projects he felt his next calling was in the tattoo industry where he holds a very strong passion for the craft. You can see his art background come to life in his tattoos creating a very painted style in his work. Book your consult with Jason below.
John Black
Artist
John Black former owner of Black Ink has a unique style matched by few, He mostly concentrates in color but ventures into black and grey just as well. John completed his apprenticeship in 2005 and quickly went on his own between owning a few shops and traveling the united states working conventions. John incorporates his illustrative style into every design he creates. Book your consult with John below.
Mike Fabrizio
Artist
Mike Fabrizio is our all around go to tattoo artist specializing in Black and Grey style tattoos. Mike has worked many conventions in the past and has worked at many shops including Altered Ego in Lakeland Florida, West Philly Tattoo in Philadelphia, Electric Monkey in Cochranville, Everlasting Art Tattoo in University City, and finally here at Double Deez Tattoos in West Chester. Along with being a well rounded artist Mike has been published in many magazines. Book your consult with Mike below.
Drew Harris
Artist / Owner
Drew Harris Started his tattooing career at Wizard & Co. II in West Chester PA. in August of 2004 ever since then he has given his all into tattooing. After a long and strenuous apprenticeship he began his tattooing at Wizard’s which led into him managing their Downingtown shop for 2 years. After realizing he couldn’t make the changes he wanted to the shop to really mold around the new age educated tattoo clientele he decided it was time for him to move on and create which would now be the new Double Diamond Tattoos. After opening in 2008 he went through many changes between employees, decor, and even styles trying to form the most rounded tattoo shop anyone could ever imagine. Drew started his style in more cartoon based animated style and has moved into his true comfort zone which is Realism Black and Grey. Everything from portraits to skulls and block lettering to fancy script Drew has molded his style into every piece he does to create a truly unique style. Book a consult with Drew below.
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Contact Info
22 S Church St
West Chester, PA 19382
(484)459-4833
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Aftercare
In 3 Hours (24 Hours for Saniderm)
Remove your bandage under warm water. Gently wash your tattoo with approved liquid soap then gently rinse with cool water to close back up your pores.Pat dry and apply a thin layer of approved ointment. Blot excess (DO NOT RE-USE OLD OINTMENT)
First 7 Days
After the first cleaning you will be cleaning your tattoo the same way atleast 6 times a day for next 7 days. Wash with warm water and approved soap, pat dry, apply approved ointment, blot excess off.
Days 8-Healed
Clean your tattoo at least 4 times a day with cool water, pat dry, and apply approved lotion.
Tattoo Healing No-No’s
Your tattoo should take 5-8 days to heal. For first 30 days; no pool water, ocean water, creek water, sunlight, hair dye/hair bleach, abrasives, neosporin, petroleum products, peroxide chemicals, or any non approved ointments.
We recommend Using only the aftercare we sell. After years of experimenting with different ointments, lotions, and soaps we have found what will heal your tattoo the best and quickest. Also by purchasing our Aftercare which is not marked up to the sky like other shops, you get 60 days of free touchups incase a spot heals weird or even if you accidentally scratch some out while healing.