Giving up a small patch of skin for childhood cancer.
Jordan de Santos, an apprentice at Burnt Black, prepares two custom Burnt Black work service boards.
Burnt Black raised additional funds through the sale of raffle tickers and other Tattoo-a-thon merchandise.
Burnt Black tattoo artist Brad Pretorius hard at work. Last Saturday marked the second Tattoo-a-thon in which the team was involved.
Wayne Magee was in high spirits last Saturday, showing off one of the custom Burnt Black work service boards used during the Tattoo-a-thon.
Alastair Magee (left), from Burnt Black Tattoo Studio, in Lambton, takes a moment to smile for the camera during Lauren Clark’s Tattoo-a-thon tattoo. The fourth annual CHOC Tattoo-a-thon was held across South Africa, last Saturday.
Barry and Michéle Dalgleish get ready for Barry’s Tattoo-a-thon tattoo, at the Burnt Black studio, in Lambton.
