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Mainstreaming tattoos is big business

At right, A customer of Smith had this hunting trophy tattooed on his arm. Humans have been having hunting trophies tattooed on their skin since prehistory, Smith said.

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In Great Bend, 2012 might be called the year of the Tattoo.  Within six months, the city of nearly 16,000 has gone from a tattoo-parlor free zone, to the home of two start-up licensed tattoo artists.   Tattoos have gone from taboo to acceptable.  At one time associated only with sailors, bikers, hoodlums and gang-bangers, they now decorate the hides of lawyers, doctors, nurses and teachers.  While there are still those who choose to get a ...

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