Our Tattoo Artists

Chris Haas

Chris Haas

CEO of Paradise Lost Inc., Chris Haas has been tattooing since 1990. He specializes in Celtic knotwork, portraits, cover ups, and custom tattoo work. Chris's art background involves mixed media including sketch art, pen and ink, watercolor and acrylic painting, wood working, sculpting and photography. Some of Chris's influences are: Pushead, Glenn Danzig, H.R. Giger, Edward Gorey, Frank Frazetta, and Boris Vallejo.

Chris Tattooed some of the biggest names in porn: Jenna Jameson and Shane. After tattooing Billy Joe and Mike from Greenday he went on to tattoo 5 of the 9 members of Slipknot including front man Corey Taylor. He also tattooed Rockabilly Legend Robert Gordon and those Psychobilly madmen The Reach Around Rodeo Clowns. Other band members tattooed by Chris: Scott from Lifetime, Jeremiah from Weston, Jeremy and Nate from 50 Caliber Kiss, Troy from I Want to Kill You, Dave from Maddog Surrender, Jim from the Overdrives, Andy from Rancor, Tracy and Mike from the Voice, Quentin from the Barnstormers, Jesse from the Speedkings, Ryan from the Handsome Petes and Ronnie from Strange Brew. Chris Guest artisted in Vichy and Lyon, France also in Derry and Portrush, Northern Ireland .

During his career, Chris has won awards for his portraits and custom tattoo work and has taught many Tattoo Apprentices who are now currently working. A custom artist since his youth, Chris has subsequently been asked to do artwork for various businesses whether for ads or t-shirt designs, etc. His custom artistry has developed album cover artwork, sticker logos and t-shirt designs for bands as well.

Chris does offer Apprenticeships for Tattooing. If Interested, please call our shop and ask to speak with him or e-mail us at: chris@paradiselosttattoos.com.

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Jason Lentz

Jason Lentz

I have been drawing as far back as I can remember. Whatever I could get my hands on; I would try to paint, sculpt and draw with it. With incredibly supportive parents who instilled a strong work ethic inside me; I grew as an artist which carried me to college.

I am a graduate of The Joe Kubert School of Art where I honed my skills as an illustrator and designer. Being introduced to all sorts of mediums and surrounded by many other talented artists, I developed quickly as a professional. After graduating I became a freelance illustrator and graphic designer.

Realizing graphic design was not the path I should take; I decided to venture off into tattooing. So here I am, tattooing since 2008 after seven years of hard work and frustration I am living my dream as a full time artist; and I love every second of it.

I bring an illustrative approach to my work, but there is not a particular style I enjoy doing more than others. Someday I hope to find my niche, but until then, I enjoy producing any style. I never want to limit myself; I am always open to critiques, ideas and providing my clients with the best tattoos conceivable.

Friend me and check out more of my work at: www.myspace.com/jlentztat2

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Dan Parish

Dan ParishGrowing up, drawing has always come naturally to me and art has always inspired me. Throughout high school, and some university courses, I have always put my 100% into each project i have worked on, and have always liked experimenting with new mediums.

I come from a large family that has supported me through the many good times and the fewer hard times that we all go through. I have a colorful past, but from the very first time i put a tattoo machine to skin, there's been nothing more important to me than tattooing, and family.

I got my start tattooing in Alaska in 2004. I have travelled extensively and built hiking and biking trails for Americorps all across our country, and i have printed t-shirts with my twin brother for twelve plus years, including work for Abercrombie and Fitch, American Outpost, and Fossil. But, nothing has been more rewarding than tattooing. I enjoy working with my clients to invent their perfect, individual piece of art and I take pride in knowing that I've done my best work possible in each session of tattooing.

I am developed in all areas of the tattoo process and aim to deliver sharp, consistent lines; smooth, thorough shading; and solid, fully saturated color. From tight intricate lining to broad, soft grey wash and portraits, your tattoo will be approached with my determination to achieve the highest quality end result. And, there should be no concern about cleanliness as you are shown unopened, clean and sterile equipment before any work begins.

I am always trying to learn more, and always motivated to keep things fresh and creative. You can view more of my work on Facebook or contact me via email at: lynxdmp@yahoo.com.

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Celebrities Tattooed at Paradise Lost

Sam Baker, Olympic Track Cyclist, Gold Medal

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Tattooing Rockabilly Legend Robert Gordon

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Greenday

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Jenna Jameson, Porn Star

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Mike Miller, MMA Fighter, Pro Wrestler, Actor, World Record Power lifter, First Man to squat 1,230Lbs. He was in the Movie "the Wrestler" starring Mickey Rourke.

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Shane, Porn Star

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Slipknot

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Tattoo After-Care Instructions

  1. Wash hands and fresh tattoo before applying ointment.
  2. Apply ointment 3 to 4 times a day for approximately 2 weeks (healing time).
  3. Use ointment with antibiotic qualities: H20cean, Tattoo Goo, Neosporin, Triple Antibiotic ointment, Bacitracin, or Mycitracin.
  4. DO NOT USE HAND LOTION within the first two weeks! Your tattoo is a puncture wound, not dry skin!
  5. Wash tattoo gently with warm water and mild soap (anti-bacterial is fine). Pat Dry.
  6. Do NOT soak the Tattoo: bathtubs, hot tubs, swimming pools for two weeks (healing time).
  7. Cover the tattoo when in the sun or tanning. Use a patch that will block out light.
  8. Cover the tattoo when working around dust, dirt, etc., to help prevent infection.
  9. Cover the tattoo (after applying ointment) when going to sleep.
  10. Do NOT pick any scabs or scratch the tattoo.
  11. Use common sense.
  12. Contact us if you have any questions.