Frank Rosenkilde is a walking piece of Danish tattooing history. From a country with a very rich tradition, Frank has been tattooing for over four decades, crossing paths with some of the most significant tattooers of his time. Tato Ole, Mike Malone, Tato Svend and Henning Jorgensen, to name a few. His passion, burning today as forty years ago, made him collect memorabilia from all over Scandinavia, to the point that he created the Danish Tattoo Museum with the intention of preserving this craft’s history. History that, in his words, is important to form a more conscious new generation of tattooers. Frank is also committed, with the Danish Tattooers Association, in shaping a better industry in his country. You can find Frank at BEL AIR TATTOO in Copenhagen and on Instagram Follow the updates on the podcast at Stefbastian.com and on Instagram

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