Pigments of Imagination

I got some text done around my ankle and it healed up all blotchy. The artist who is fixing it for me said the guy who did it at pigments used too small a needle and went way too deep. Giving it two stars instead of one because the place was clean. Thankful that I got it in winter and could hide it until I got it fixed! Don’t come here unless you want your skin cut open and your piece to look fuzzy.

Writing another review because I’ve been back for another tattoo!
Lana Bray is an amazing artist. She worked with me for weeks on my 50^th birthday piece via FB private messaging until it was exactly what I wanted. She’s just a really nice person and so easy to talk to. I swear I ended up telling her my life story while she did a masterpiece on my arm! Will be back for more work as soon as I can.
and Brent pierced my daughters lip — quick and easy. Looks great and she’s so happy :)
THanks
Barb :)

Lana Bray is working on bring a memorial piece on my side to life! I had a very boring dull memorial piece and she has made it look 1000% better! Memorial piece are really delicate. That’s why I kept it pretty simple the first go round. But I’m glad I found Lana because I trust her judgement and her skills

I started coming to pigments about a year ago. Came in as a walk in to get my nose pierced ended up being a loyal client of James and Mike. the entire staff is awesome! Total laid back dudes yet still professional. James has done my entire left sleeve and I absolutely love every piece he has done for me! He is pretty light handed and totally up for whatever you want done. I mean he still gives you his opinion as an artist as should any artist should. As for mike I refuse to get any piercings from anyone else but him because he totally knows how to keep you calm and relaxed. I mean I’ve gotten pierced by a few other shops before. and trust me no one compares to Mike! :)
Anyways I’m a server and see a ton of faces everyday and everyday I get compliments on my tattoos and asked where I get them done. Of course I tell them where. All the artists has their own style which is pretty rad and they actually are all professional which is awesome because now a days anyone can own a tattoo gun and call themself an artist!

I had to go back after my belly did not heal properly. Mike changed out the piercings per my request but I had to pay for new jewelry. He made it out to seem that the sides of the belly button are harder to heal and that I may not be cleaning it properly. I ended up having to take out one of the piercings because it was so bad so now all I have is two scars there. I’ve had my belly pierced seven times before with no issues. Oh well.

Jucebox or whatever his name is, is a bad artist. His hand is too heavy and the others I’ve known to get tatted by him come out with scars. Don’t do it go to someone else for your own good

Great place! Very friendly staff. I told Leland my idea and he drew it and it was perfect. He even helped touch up another tattoo that I had and did not like. Highly recommend this place. 5 Stars
It is not letting me mark the stars for some reason. I give it ALL 5 STARS!!!

Oh man, I don’t know if I should write this review. I was shocked to even find a listing for this place on Unilocal.It was a long time ago, so who cares, right? Plus, I’ll be the first to review it– so woohoo, time to over share!
I was a rebellious 14-​year-​old and I had just graduated from 8^th grade when I asked my mother if I could get a tattoo. I never dreamed she would say yes. When she did, I stood there with my mouth open wide and nothing to say. I think my brain had to be rebooted from shock. I went back to my room pondering whether or not this was some sort of poker game where my mom was calling my bluff. If you knew my mother, you would be shocked too. She put me in etiquette school at the age of five, FIVE! She kept a home so clean it was showroom worthy. She put me in piano lessons, dance lessons, singing lessons and even baton twirling lessons for God’s sake. That night I considered the possibility of alien life on our planet.
Fast forward two weeks: she actually signed a consent form… and I actually got a tattoo, at 14. Who tattoo’s a 14-​year-​old? I had to wear tube socks around my grandparents for years to hide my ankle. There was little Morgan, on family vacations, wearing tube socks in the swimming pool. I had to make up excuses, like the bottom of the pool hurt my feet, so that my family didn’t think I had some sort of mental disorder.
In the end, it is so small that I forget it’s even there. It also reminds me of my powerful persuasion skills. I mean, that year I talked my mother into letting me get a tattoo and my 8^th grade English teacher into giving me an A from an F on a paper I never turned in. Yeah, I’m pretty awesome.
Everyone should make this mistake once. Whenever one of my drunk friends yell, «lets all get tattoos». I say, no way, I already made that mistake. Plus, I was young enough that I didn’t have the guts to get anything big or life changing. Who the hell knows what I would’ve inked on my body had I been 18. I could have ended up with a tramp stamp!
I should mention that the guy did a good job, even if nobody can tell what it is (it’s fun to let people guess). The shop was clean and they definitely were gentle on me, as they should have been considering I was just 14. Only 3 stars because I got my tattoo over a decade ago and that guy is probably long gone. Also, nobody should ever tattoo a 14-​year-​old, even with parental consent.
Final thought:
Hey kids, two lessons–
1. While your mother is going through a divorce (or two) you can pretty much talk her into anything.
2. Here is the place to go if you really wanna piss off your family.