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Bert Grimm
Born: February 8, 1900 Springfield, Greene, MO
Died: June 15, 1985 Warrenton, Clatsop, OR
Burial: Ocean View Cemetery, Warrenton, Clatsop, OR
Style of Tattooing
In the span of his seven decade career, Bert Grimm accomplished much. But it was his iconic tattooing style that spoke to the whole of his success. The Bert Grimm style was basically a stripped down version of the American Traditional style —simpler, more open designs, and a very limited color palette, expertly executed with effective outlining and shading. Bert’s tattoos had dimension. They popped.
His identifiable, individual style of tattooing symbolized a lifetime of perseverance and plain hard work. He made a conscientious effort to learn from the best and honed his abilities every step of the way from then on. Not many had the chops to pull off such pared down, yet quality, tattoo work. Bert Grimm narrowed it down to a science.
• 60% recycled cotton, 40% post-consumer recycled polyester
• Fabric weight: 5.3 oz/y² (179.7 g/m²)
• Eco-conscious
This t-shirt is made from recycled cotton scraps and upcycled polyester rPET, saving reusable textiles and plastic bottles from ending up in landfills.
Bert Grimm
Born: February 8, 1900 Springfield, Greene, MO
Died: June 15, 1985 Warrenton, Clatsop, OR
Burial: Ocean View Cemetery, Warrenton, Clatsop, OR
Style of Tattooing
In the span of his seven decade career, Bert Grimm accomplished much. But it was his iconic tattooing style that spoke to the whole of his success. The Bert Grimm style was basically a stripped down version of the American Traditional style —simpler, more open designs, and a very limited color palette, expertly executed with effective outlining and shading. Bert’s tattoos had dimension. They popped.
His identifiable, individual style of tattooing symbolized a lifetime of perseverance and plain hard work. He made a conscientious effort to learn from the best and honed his abilities every step of the way from then on. Not many had the chops to pull off such pared down, yet quality, tattoo work. Bert Grimm narrowed it down to a science.
• 60% recycled cotton, 40% post-consumer recycled polyester
• Fabric weight: 5.3 oz/y² (179.7 g/m²)
• Eco-conscious
This t-shirt is made from recycled cotton scraps and upcycled polyester rPET, saving reusable textiles and plastic bottles from ending up in landfills.