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Inking a difference

Giving up a small patch of skin for childhood cancer.

October 26, 2015

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Jordan de Santos, an apprentice at Burnt Black, prepares two custom Burnt Black work service boards.

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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.

October 26, 2015

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