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Marked Conversations: A Las Vegas based tattoo podcast spotlighting the most renowned artists on the planet; where the culture, craft, and stories behind world-class work take center stage. Hosted by Gabe Spades and Dario Presepe in Las Vegas, NV each episode goes beyond the highlight reel. We sit down with elite tattooers to talk style, technique, pressure, mindset, career-defining moments, and what it really takes to become legendary in an industry that never stops evolving. You'll hear about controversial topics in the industry, new trends, and discovering some of the best art on the skin. Dropping new episodes weekly. Tap in...
Marked Conversations hosts Marked Conversations™, a arts show with 31 episodes published.
A lot of tattoo artists can do one style well. The rare ones can combine several styles and still make the tattoo read clean from across the room. We found one of those artists in Nottingham, UK at Lucky Rat Tattoo: Litt
A ripped magazine strip in the foreground, vivid color tucked underneath, and enough depth that your brain swears it’s layered paper, not ink. That’s the vibe we’re chasing on Discovery as we tap into a shared kind of no
A tattoo can be packed with detail and still fall flat if you can’t read it from across the room. That’s why we’re obsessed with Arlo Tattoos, aka Arlo DiCristina from Elysium Studios in Colorado, whose surreal black and
Tattoos that look “too clean to be real” aren’t an accident. We’re geeking out over Dave Vero, a Vienna, Austria tattoo artist known for anime realism, bold color saturation, and high-contrast pieces that read like premi
Color tattoos can look effortless, right up until you try to make them heal clean, read from across the room, and still feel dimensional years later. We sit down with Azat from Monna Lissa Tattoo in Westwood, Los Angeles
A tattoo that tells two stories at once changes how you look at ink forever. We’re shining a light on Jesus “J” Gomez, a black and gray realism tattoo artist whose work is blowing up online for good reason: he uses negat
A realism tattoo can look technically perfect and still feel flat, so we’re chasing a tougher question: what makes black and gray realism actually feel alive? That’s where Holytomo comes in. He’s a tattoo artist based in
A great geometric tattoo doesn’t just look clean in a photo, it has to move with the person wearing it. We’re spotlighting Mitch Koch from Sleepy Reaper Tattoo in Madison, Wisconsin, and the reason his large scale blackw
You can learn every needle grouping and still make flat tattoos if your composition is weak. That’s where Tattoo Mel (Maksim Melnik) gets brutally honest, and it’s why his black and gray realism tattoos hit like still fr
Street art doesn’t have to stay on brick walls. We’re putting a spotlight on Igor Mitrenga, a New York-based tattoo artist known for graffiti realism and black and gray realism, and we talk through what makes his work fe
Blackwork can be loud, heavy, and flat, or it can feel like it belongs to the body the way muscle and movement do. We’re spotlighting Dino, a tattoo artist working out of France, because his work hits that rare balance:
Stencil-free tattoos usually sound like a gamble, but Igor’s work makes it feel like the safest bet in the room. We put a spotlight on Igor, a Russian-based tattoo artist working out of Düsseldorf, Germany, whose freehan
A tattoo can be art, identity, and memory, but it is also a design problem that has to live on a moving body for decades. We sit down with Roberto “Mr. Nobody,” an Italian tattoo artist now working at Seven Tattoo Studio
A portrait can be beautiful and still feel flat, so we went looking for the kind of art that pushes back. I’m talking about Pascal, a Germany-based tattoo artist and painter who works in a style he calls dark fragmented
A back piece can look like ink, or it can look like a scene you’d find on a cathedral wall. We get into why Italian tattoo artist Andrea Pellerone’s work lands in that second category, blending fine line micro-realism wi
Her tattoos don’t just look realistic, they look alive. We’re talking about Lu Li, better known as Victoria Lee (@VictoriaLeeTattoo), a Beijing, China tattoo artist whose photorealism and black and gray realism pieces fe
You can hear it when someone chooses tattooing because they need it, not because it looks cool. Ilya Cascad moved from Russia to the US, landed in Las Vegas two weeks before COVID, and still found a way to build Ornament
A great Japanese traditional tattoo doesn’t just look powerful, it’s engineered to fit your body and your future plans. We’re shining a light on Yoichi Tanaka, a Japanese tattoo artist known for custom irezumi, bold line
A tattoo that looks like an embroidered patch shouldn’t work, but somehow it does and once you see it, you can’t unsee it. We’re talking about Vini Moschen, a Brazil-based tattoo artist whose embroidery patch realism mak
A lot of “abstract” tattoos look random up close or muddy from a distance. Peste (Sebastiano) is the opposite. He’s an Italian-born, Melbourne-based tattoo artist whose freehand abstract blackwork stays bold, readable, a
Lu Li
Victoria Lee
1 appearance on this show
Ilya Cascad
Ornamental Ink
1 appearance on this show
Yoichi Tanaka
OG Studio
1 appearance on this show
Sebastiano
Melbourne-based tattoo artist
1 appearance on this show
Sergey Shanko
Mona Lisa Tattoo Studio
1 appearance on this show
Kai
DJT Tattoo
1 appearance on this show
Daniel Rocha
Seven Tattoo
1 appearance on this show
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