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.

LAGUNA BEACH – Armed with Maybelline eyeliner and colored pencils, a 10-year-old Don Ed Hardy drew designs on his friends inspired by tattoos of World War II and Korean War veterans he saw at… ...

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.

San Francisco based artist Don "Ed" Hardy is seen in his North Beach district studio on Friday, May 3, 2013 in San Francisco, Calif. Hardy, a retired tattoo artist, will release his memoir in June.

Mr. Hardy is well known—for better or worse—for his apparel line, but the American artist's legacy goes much deeper. Don Ed Hardy, Prince Buster (1995) and Tweeter’s Recovery (1995). Ask ...

Both Don Ed Hardy and Laurie Steelink refuse to adhere to traditional artistic hierarchies, an attitude they have shared throughout their 30-year friendship.

People who are familiar with Ed Hardy's colorful fashion designs now have a chance to learn how the artist popularized his tattoo images by integrating historical art styles, including traditional ...

Ed Hardy reflects on his journey as a tattoo artist in his new memoir. Tamara Beckwith/NY Post Perhaps it was Jon Gosselin, the reviled reality TV dad of eight, who first turned us against Ed ...

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 ...

(Ed Hardy first opened its doors with a brick-and-mortar store on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles in 2004, the same year it was founded by Christian Audigier.