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Showing posts with label tattoo artist. Show all posts
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Monday, August 22, 2016

Creepy Tiki Art Show


The guy's at the tattoo shop put on their 3rd art show untitled, Creepy Tiki Art Show. Pretty sure you know what the theme of the art show was.....TIKI!!!! 


Even Mr. Bones was dressed for the occasion!






I had a piece in the show. My "Shrunken Chapeau" is a vintage straw hat with little shrunken heads. I made the shrunken heads from felt, animal bones, metal rings, twine and thread. I had a lot of fun making the hat (sorry about the poor picture) and was happy to be able to participate.

Bone head. 
I was channeling my love for shrunken heads with my hair. Hehe!

I hope you all had a great weekend!

Thank you for reading, until next time
XOXO-Meagan Kyla


Thursday, September 17, 2015

Dr. D's Tattoo Undertakings


Dr. D is my husband Derek's nickname. Though he's not a doctor in real life, it is pretty rad that his client's will say things like, "I've got to go see the doctor"...when they are referring to their tattoo appointment's.


Derek's artwork never ceases to amaze me. Whether it's his drawings on a t-shirt or inked into skin, he is one talented man! Yes, a wife is allowed to gush over her husband (on her blog) every once in a while. Hehehe!

Obligatory full outfit shot

Obligatory gust of wind shot

Follow Derek on instagram @drdtattoo for more of his awesome artwork!

Thank you for reading!
XOXO-Meagan Kyla



Wednesday, May 28, 2014

A Sudden Influx of T-Shirts


This influx of t-shirts is exciting as they are shirts for Ink Inc. Tattoo Parlor, my husband's tattoo shop.

Sigil design by (our friend) Dan Barrett

I also shaved off a large back portion of my hair. I feel so much lighter!

These shirt designs were all drawn by Derek and screen printed by our friend Jason. It's so awesome to be surrounded by such talented people. Now my drawers are exploding with t-shirts! Hehehe!

PS-New skirt from eShakti

Thank you for reading!
XOXO-Meagan Kyla

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

What's Shakin' Bacon?


The weekend was filled with Spring cleaning, but first Tiki drinks were imbibed. Derek is shaking up come Coco Lopez cream of coconut for some Painkillers....the drink not the pills. Teehee!


Sunday was the day. The day we bought two new (to us) vintage gold club chairs, most likely from the 1960s. I don't talk too much about my love of home decor and mid-century furniture, but it's a passion and interest in our home. We have nicknamed our decorating style as "Mid-Century Macabre", mixing mid-century with taxidermy, bones and skulls, funerary items and other macabre art.


Derek and I like to hunt for; furniture, barware, and taxidermy on the weekends. We scour second hand shops, vintage and antique malls, estate sales and we love to get a good deal. The two chairs we bought were a great deal, as the vintage shop owner had the chairs cleaned and the cushions re-foamed while still keeping the integrity of the original gold fabric. Since we acquired these two pieces, the living room was turned into a Tetris game (we have a smallish apartment), yet when we put our two heads together (and me almost killing my back lifting our couch) we produced a set up that we are in love with! I moved some decor items around and Voila! a whole new perspective. 


Sunday's attire was inspired by the 70+ degree weather. Derek and I indulged in some pizza at our favorite pizza place in Buffalo. Gotta fuel up before you start the job. Mmmmm, Gino's never stop making pizza. Never!


Even the skeleton got Spring cleaned. Sprung cleaned? Spring clean? Whatever. Mr. Bones got moved to the tattoo shop along with our toe pincher coffin. I was sad to see them both go, but the shop is like an extension of our home, so we get to decorate there too!


 I think this little corner we set up is so cute and I think Mr. Bones is happy resting his bones in his new church chair at his new home.



And since our weekend doesn't stop at Sunday, here is a peak at Monday's second sitting of my 'Dead Mary' tattoo that is being worked on by my husband. The tattoo is inspired by my love of Derek's Dead Mary statues and all his kitschy and spooky art!

I hope you enjoyed your weekend. Thank you for hanging out with me!

XOXO-Meagan Kyla