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Tattoo-a-thon a huge success.

June 9, 2014

Leigh Hodgson Less than a minute

Alastair Magee (left), Bradley Pretorius and Greg Aramu, the artists of Burnt Black.

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The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

Graeme McCann shows off his new tattoo with girlfriend Sandy Tallack. McCann decided to support the CHOC Tattoo-a-thon to show his support for artist Bradley Pretorius, who recently lost his father to cancer.

Bradley Pretorius works on Mandy Whitehead’s swallows and cherry blossom tattoo.

The shop was full, with Bradley Pretorius (left) tattooing Mandy Whitehead, while Coral Bowler waited for her turn and Alastair Magee worked on Leigh Hodgson.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R6 300. The artists worked late into the night to accommodate people who were unable to get away from work during the day Here Alastair Magee (back, left), Bradley Pretorius, Mandy Whitehead (front, left), Coral Bowler, Leigh Hodgson and Greg Aramu smile happily after the first round of the evening’s tattoos.

Melissa Krause gets a tattoo from Greg Aramu, as part of the CHOC Tattoo-a-thon.

Nichola le Roux (back) and Hailey Pretorius show off the temporary tattoos that were also sold to raise funds.

Alastair Magee (left), Bradley Pretorius and Greg Aramu, the artists of Burnt Black.

The third annual Tattoo-a-thon made its debut across the globe on Friday. Germiston-based tattoo parlour Burnt Black represented the city in the event and was able to raise R8 500, of which R6 300 will be donated to CHOC.

René Krause (left) and Chris Jordan got matching tattoos, as part of the CHOC Tattoo-a-thon.

June 9, 2014

Leigh Hodgson Less than a minute

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