Ed Hardy’s legendary S.F. tattoo shop is shutting down: Here’s how fans can still get inked by former employees Timeline: Trace Ed Hardy’s global influence on tattoo design, roots in San ...

Ed Hardy’s influence is truly difficult to measure, spanning thousands of tattoo artists across the globe. But only a few dozen had the luck of working with him on a regular basis before his ...

Don Ed Hardy, “Tattoo Seas Shark” (1995), color lithograph 30 x 22 5/8 inches ... Corona del Mar, which he describes as right-wing and conservative. They had no tattoo shops there, ...

San Francisco based artist Don "Ed" Hardy holds a plate of an etching he did in the 1960s in his North Beach district studio on Friday, May 3, 2013 in San Francisco, Calif. Hardy, a retired tattoo ...

Don Ed Hardy, in his North each studio, in SF, is a renowned tattoo and fine artist whose images are now being branded on T-shirts, jackets and other merchandise that will gross $20 million this year.

Ed Hardy’s infamous tattoo parlor, Tattoo City, will permanently close this year. The announcement, made on the store’s Instagram page on Thursday, said it will close at the end of 2024.

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Before Ed Hardy became a lifestyle of tattoo-printed T-shirts, $100 ...

Ed Hardy wanted to know if I had any tattoos. "My dad took me to get one when I was 15," I told him, "I got a yellow rose on my ankle, a very 15-year-old girl tattoo to get." Ed Hardy said his ...