Tattoos are so popular, so mainstream, so everywhere these days that it may be hard to imagine a time when they weren?t. Back in the ?90s, however, when Jacob Hanks, a second-generation tattoo artist, was a boy in Kailua, he remembers what it was like to be seen with his father, famed tattoo artist and tattoo machine builder Larry Hanks.
- Five female acts that defined a generation return to Hawaii to do what they do best
- Kamehameha grads lend talent to show
- Pau Hana Patrol: REAL a gastropub isn?t cheap, but it has real value
- Quick Bites: Annual dinner benefits Honolulu Museum of Arts
- Best of Our Web: ?Birthday Bash,? The Republik, Beach Wahine Fashion Show and more
- At the Movies: ?Diary of a Wimpy Kid,? ?Total Recall,? ?Monsieur Lazhar? and more
- Out ?N? About: Natsu Matsuri, Pacific Ink & Art Expo, Waimanalo Country Fair and more
- Do It: ONRA, singer Maisey Rika, Hawaii Record Fair, and ?Wahiawa: Remember Wen?
- To Do: Mickey Avalon, Crystal Method, Grouplove, Death Cab for Cutie, and Tyga
- Calendars: Music, Nightclubs, On Stage
Source: http://www.honolulupulse.com/tgifinprint/this-week-in-tgif-aug-03-2012
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