Tattooligist

Friday Jones is truly redefining the art of tattoos with the Fifth Avenue introduction of her Tattoo Couture experience in spring 2009.
 
 
Having worked with clients ranging from Angelina Jolie, Janeane Garofalo, The Neville Brothers, Robbie Williams, Lydia Hearst and Angie Harmon, she is known for providing an overall experience that combines fine art, detailed craftsmanship, and personal, as well as spiritual, components that transcend what tattoo art has previously been known to be.

More than a tattoo artist, Friday's designs continue to win many awards and are showcased in art galleries across the United States. Her art has also been featured on the cover of Robbie Williams' 2002 Escapology album, as well as The Celtic Warrior Axe designed for Fender-Jackson guitars.
Friday began her journey into tattoo art with an apprenticeship at the prestigious Inksmith & Rogers studios in Florida in the early 1990's, which she completed while simultaneously earning a Bachelor of Science in Philosophy and Art at Jacksonville University. 

A member of the National Tattoo Association since 1994, she was selected at the organization's annual convention in April 2009 as the youngest on a panel of six (along with Ed Hardy) that roasted the legendary San Francisco tattooist Lyle Tuttle (who inked Janis Joplin and is the only tattooist ever to appear on the cover of Rolling Stone). You can read more about Friday's history in detail on her resume.


By opening the first-ever tattoo studio on Fifth Avenue in New York June 2009, Friday Jones continues to transform the art and experience of tattoos. 

Via Tattoo Couture and Friday Jones