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May 25, 2022 · In a 2018 interview, Oliver Peck talked about how his sobriety doesn't stop him from partying. The tattoo artist revealed that he has been sober since 1991 when he was 21 years old.
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- Masters and Apprentices: Love, Hate Relationships
- Chris Nunez: from Graffiti Artist to Tattoo Master
- Human Canvases: The Struggles and Challenges
- Dave Navarro: Illuminati?
- Oliver Peck’s Toothpick Trademark
- Dave Navarro’s Tragic Past
- Scott Marshall, Ink Master Winner Dies at 41
- Dave Navarro Poses Nude For Peta
- Dave Navarro’s Journey to Sobriety
- Tattoo Etiquette Per Dave Navarro
Apprenticeships in the tattoo world are hard to come by, as they are not a standard program. Masters must agree to take on students to learn with them, and apprentices are often hazed heavily. There is no standard period for an apprenticeship, with some working for years with their masters to gain skills. Ink Master puts masters and apprentices tog...
Chris Nunez started as a graffiti artist, painting all over his neighborhood. After losing his father at the age of 18, he decided to channel his anger and passion into becoming a tattoo artist.
Human canvases sometimes pass out, vomit, or cry during the tattooing process. Tattoo artists also face their own challenges, such as emotional breakdowns, substance abuse, and even legal issues. Núñez and Peck were sued for sexual harassment by a former PA for the show.
IlluminatiWatcher.com published an article and video online with theories that David Navarro’s tattoos are heavily derived from occult symbolism, suggesting he may be a member of the Illuminati.
Oliver Peck was addicted to gum all his life, which led to medical problems with his teeth and jaws. He now constantly has a toothpick in his mouth, even when sleeping.
Dave Navarro’s mother was tragically killed in a violent domestic incident. After her funeral, Navarro became a full-blown drug addict. He eventually created a documentary, Mourning Son, about that part of his life.
Season 4 Ink Master Winner Scott Marshall died of a cocaine overdose. He left behind his wife and three children. His incredible talent is still remembered through a tribute posted by Ink Masters.
Dave Navarro posed nude for PETA’s “Ink, Not Mink” campaign, showcasing his extensive tattoos while promoting the cause. He also posed nude for a second PETA ad, advocating for cruelty-free products.
Navarro struggled with drug addiction for years, going in and out of rehab throughout his twenties. He now practices daily meditation and works hard to keep himself in check.
After hosting Ink Master for eight years, Navarro has some advice for clients to ensure a smooth tattoo experience. His tips include being informed, knowing your artist’s talents, letting the artist focus, and understanding that the process will be uncomfortable.
Aug 28, 2018 · In between takes on season 11, we had the chance to sit down with judges Dave Navarro and Oliver Peck to discuss addiction, mental health, music and of course Ink Master.
Oliver Peck stopped by the Eleven Hundred Springs Cadillac Barn a few weeks ago, and did a few interviews with Matt & Steve.
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Aug 16, 2017 · He was away from the Flash Challenge and for most of the Elimination Challenge, only to then return for the judges’ critique. When Peck did return, we were quick to learn that his medical emergency was even more serious than we’d thought: He suffered a heart attack, which led to him having a couple of stints put in.
Oliver Peck (born July 29, 1971) is an American tattoo artist, restaurateur, and reality television personality. Along with guitarist Dave Navarro and tattoo artist Chris Nunez, he was a judge on the competition reality television show Ink Master for seasons 1 through 13.
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