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L.A. Ink Artist Profile - Corey Miller

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August 2, 2007 |

Another artist profile today here on Reality Ink, this time profiling the only male tattoocorey.jpg artist in the new shop out in L.A. , Corey Miller. Corey is by far the most well known artist in the new bunch as well, and has been tattooing for over 25 years. Here is some more info about Corey Miller.

- He specializes in black and gray portraits and dragons that merge the traditional and classic styles with his own
- Corey has inked clients around the world from Japan and Amsterdam to Hawaii and Paris
- Corey’s favorite tattoo of his own are the dragons on his right arm. It symbolizes his daughter watching him.
- Corey was born and raised in Southern California
He is the owner of Six Feet Under Tattoo Parlor in Upland, California

Check out this video interview Corey recently did….


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3 Comments so far

  1. Khoi Mai on August 14, 2007 11:25 pm

    Corey,

    Its the fam. you rarely hear from Nebraska…i’m really excited and proud to be apart of the fam. You know I wanted to get tatted up by you when I was in Pomona last time, and I still am, just don’t tell my pops….lol..I would be honored if you Ink’d me. Talk to you and the family soon!

    Khoi

  2. John Sanchez on April 24, 2008 11:49 pm

    Just thought I would give Corey some props. It seems like everything on this blog that is LA Ink related has very little on Corey. I am a huge fan of Corey and just want to give a little credit where it is due.

  3. Michelle on October 26, 2008 11:59 am

    I am curious and would like the name of the dark artist that Corey Miller visited and painted with on the show LAink. This artist is a little abstract and very cool art work, pale women used as models. I forgot his name and would love to purchase some of his work if you could supply me with this artists name I would be forever grateful.

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