Tyler B. Murphy writes about doing hand poked tattoos on Tattoo Artist Magazine.

Tyler B Murphy’s Sins of Style are moving to 22 Hope Street, Gardens, Cape Town, from March this year and will no longer be in their old space in Bree Street. For richly finished tattoos by Tyler B Murphy, David Chaston or Lee Herbert, stop on by…
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If you’re going to the Cape Town Tattoo Convention this weekend, be sure to stop in at Tyler B Murphy’s, Sins of Style, and pick up some fresh Killer ts and hoods! More info on the convention HERE.

Last night the Body of Work Exhibition kicked off the series of events for this weekends Cape Town Tattoo Convention. Curated by Manuela Gray and Co-Curated by Simon Bernt, the exhibition featured customised hands as well as tattoo inspired artwork from tons of incredible local artists, including Tyler B Murphy and One Horse Town. Check out the photos from the show and click HERE for info on the tattoo convention.
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Body of Work is an exhibition of customised hands and tattoo-inspired artwork by numerous South African artists, including Tyler B Murphy. The exhibition will be launching on Tuesday 25 January at the A Word of Art Gallery at the Woodstock Industrial Centre in Cape Town.

This is the second in the two-part interview with Sins of Style tattoo artist, Tyler B Murphy.

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You can now buy a huge variety of Killer gear with the brand new Revolution online skate store, www.revolutiononline.co.za!

- Wide range of products and sizes
- Easy and safe buying
- Accepts credit cards, debit cards, and EFT through payfast
- Shipping throughout South Africa (takes 2-3 days)
- Free shipping on orders over R500.00 anywhere in South Africa
- Exclusive skate products which can be ordered before they hit the stores

Check out the site HERE and specials HERE.

Check out Tyler B Murphy’s tattoo flash poster in the new issue of Vice, complete with mad skills and Killer props!

Check out a really good interview with tattoo artist Tyler B Murphy HERE.

Found this great portrait of Tyler B Murphy taken by John Smith as part of his Cape Town Creatives project. Check out more HERE.