Guen Douglas
Guen
Douglas is a tattoo artist She was raised in a creative
household by artistic and intelligent parents, it seems that the
apple does not fall far from the tree; in fact, creativity and
smarts are just two of the many blossoming branches on the “Guen
Douglas Tree of Life.”
While her first artistic outlet was
ballet dancing, the “ink bug” hit her once she started collecting
tattoos on her own skin. Determined to immerse herself in the tattoo
lifestyle, she soon took the plunge and found an apprenticeship.
From there on out, the industry has been graced with a dazzling
talent. Though there are many elements to Guen’s work and style, one
that stands out is her unique touches of whimsy. She is able to make
each design a little story of its own, adding playful touches and
fanciful qualities as she goes.
Her ability to tackle so
many types of creative conceptions makes it easy to see why she is
such a successful artist and so quickly emerging as an ink slingin’
star.
Though Douglas grew up in both Canada and the United
Kingdom, she moved to Rotterdam, Holland in 2009, finding a
fantastic new home at 25 To Life Tattoos. Working alongside Nico “Slicknick”,
the shop is known for its outstanding work and easygoing atmosphere.
"I am leaving Rotterdam and 25 to Life Tattoos. It has been a
decision I certainly have not taken lightly. However don't fret! I'm
not going that far away!! I'll be joining the awesome team at Magnum
Opus, Brighton, UK starting in mid January. I also plan on visiting
the Netherlands often to finish existing work and to hang with my
beloved Dutchies.
Unfortunately from now on I can only take on small "one shot"
tattoos since I am now booking mid/late-November/ December and
leaving Holland Jan 1st.
"If you'd like something little let
me know guendouglas@gmail.com. For larger pieces I am now booking at
Magnum Opus in Brighon, England. I'm starting mid January so contact
www.magnumopustattoo.com for info and bookings :)"
Any contributions will be
gratefully accepted
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