Kat Von D

Tattoo artist and television personality

Kat Von D - Tattoo artist and television personality
Born

March 8th, 1982
43 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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Started a career in tattooing at a young age, gaining prominence through the television series 'LA Ink'. Became a well-known figure in the tattoo community and expanded into fashion and beauty with a successful makeup line. Also authored several books showcasing artwork and personal experiences.

Starred in 'LA Ink' on TLC

Created Kat Von D Beauty makeup line

Published 'High Voltage Tattoo' book

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