You May Be Vegan, but is Your Tattoo?

[LeftyMom]

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/263163/tattooed_vegan_101_you_may_be_vegan.html

[flvegan]

1. Reason #3

why I don't have any ink. Fortunately, I do know a vegan inkster who uses only vegan products, who I'll go to if/when I decide to get some work done.

I wouldn't fault a vegan for having a non-veg tattoo, especially if they didn't know any better. I wouldn't expect a vegan to fault me for driving anything other than a Delorean with non-leather retrofitted seats rolling on wooden wheels.

[ThomCat]

2. One more reason to stick with Henna tattoos

that you can change every few weeks if you wish.

[Elad]

3. Portland has an awesome vegan tattoo shop

right next door to Food Fight! Vegan Grocery.
http://www.myspace.com/scapegoattattoo

[LeftyMom]

4. They do good work too.

A friend of mine got one done up there while I was visiting last October and it looks really great. :)

[flvegan]

6. Yeah, nice ink, Hitler

Sorry. I'm hoping for a DUzy for the VVAR forum. I couldn't think of anything else. We can use the publicity.

What?

[LeftyMom]

7. Uh, if anybody on DU knows for sure that I don't have one, it's you.

:blush:

[flamingyouth]

5. Sarah Kramer's husband owns a vegan tattoo shop in Victoria.

I'm not into tattoos personally (I get poked and prodded enough for medical reasons), but it's good to have this kind of info if you are. :)