Nate Parrish recently opened a tattoo shop in Seattle's Central District.

The storefront is very easy to find from Downtown or I-5, no crazy Seattle turns.
There's even parking & a bus stop, imagine that.

Nate has a little over 10 years experience tattooing, & figures he'll be a good artist by the time he's 100.
He's mostly into traditional Asian & Western tattoo images, & also enjoys portraits, graffiti, or anything with a large, epic feel. But people still demand baby's momma's daddy's names, so whatever pays the bills.

Parrish spent the past decade traveling almost non-stop, & has worked at dozens of international tattoo conventions & over 40 tattoo shops around North America. He went on tour with the Ozzfest one year as a tattooist & has worked at the Black Hills bike run in Sturgis a few times. He's laid ink at a bar in Tijuana & tattooed at Harry Houdini's bizarre mansion, while Slipknot recorded. He pissed in the sink at Grimm's, oldest tattoo shop in the West.
Nate's work has won awards & is published in many tattoo magazines & newspapers. He's written various articles himself & photographed other folks' work for print. This year he's started interviewing tattooers for
Tattoo Artist Magazine, & is planning to remain stationary at his new shop.

Nate gives discounts for midgets.