Canyon Body Art

I have 6 tattoos, and I can say this place was not great. I initially got a tattoo with the outline of the state of Michigan (my home state) on my inner right ankle back in 2009 in a town near to where I was going to college.

I moved back to Beaverton in 2010, and in 2011 I believe it was, I decided to add Oregon (my 2nd home state) to the left inner ankle. The outline ended up being too thin and faded in a few places. It was just not a quality job. I kept meaning to come back to make the artist correct her work but the shop really didn't feel that clean and the artist wasn't that personable. I will probably ask someone I trust to fix it down the road, likely when I get my next piece done.

I know that this can vary by artist, but unfortunately it was so long ago I can't recall her name. I was just not impressed, I mean, we live in Oregon, and I know that the state outline is very common amongst others my age, how do you mess that up? Of the 6, it's the one I like the least, I think because of the awkward outlining done. It just needs some help. Luckily, I don't think it is something that cannot be fixed.

Nice place, easy to get to, decent parking.

Received a piercing, they did a great job and were very careful to be sanitary.

I however could not take the pain so I ended up taking my piercing out,  certainly not their fault.  Super nice folks.

NEVER EVER GO.... anywhere else for a piercing!!!!!   I forgot my piercers name, his wife works there, and he is amazing.  Pain free cartilage piercings - 3 of them I got this week while in town - all 3 combined were less painful than ONE I  got in Palm Springs, and zero bleeding!  Knowledgeable about piercing, the care of the piercing, and state licensing.  This guy takes his profession seriously.