PRINCETON —
For Bradley Walker, owner of Asylum Tattoos and Fine Art, he sees his business as more than an average tattoo parlor.
“I want (it) to be known as a shop that features fine art rather than a run-of-the-mill tattoo parlor,” he said Wednesday.
An eight-year veteran of the tattoo business who opened Asylum Tattoos two weeks ago, Walker specializes in portraits and cover-ups.
“We also sell fine art and display both mine and others’ artwork,” he said.
Asked what he likes best about his work, Walker said, “I just like to draw. I like to take my work and draw it on someone else’s skin. I like to make my customers happy.”
He is located at 100 1/2 Straley Ave., next to Standard Exterminating.
His usual hours are 12—9 p.m., Monday—Thursday, and noon—midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.
His phone number is 304-809-6837.
If you know of a business that could be featured as Business of the Week, call the Princeton Times at 304-425-2185 or contact Jeff Harvey at delimartman@yahoo.com or jharvey1@frontiernet.net.
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Walker opens Asylum Tattoos and Fine Art on Straley Avenue
By Jeff Harvey Princeton Times The Zope Gazette Mon Jan 28, 2013, 05:00 AM EST
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