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"KC" Chris Whittaker


"K.C." Chris Whittaker: Tattoo artist

Chris Whittaker at his work station at PermaGrafix Tattoo in Albany, Oregon on Oct. 18, 2023

     Chris Whittaker is a tattoo artist and owner of PermaGrafix Tattoo in Albany, Oregon. He is originally from Kansas City, Missouri, he has been doing tattoos for over 20 years and has won several awards and been published for his work in major tattoo publications. "KC" has done work for Disturbed bassist John Moyer and former Oregon State University football players Steven Jackson and Derrick Anderson. Some of his awards include Best Sleeve x2, Best Tribal x2, Best Linework and Best Detail.  
    





 

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