Molotov and Bricks Tattoo is a welcoming space that includes an open room for tattooing, consulting and sitting, with private space on request. There is also a vast library of art and tattoo books guests can read in-house. Both resident tattoo artists are classically trained in fine arts and practice a wide range of visual media. Email the shop to discuss graphic design, illustration, mixed media, or painting commissions.
Trained in classical animation (Vancouver Film School) and fine arts (Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design), Dan Bushnell's practice includes illustration, graphic design, painting, sculpture and tattooing. A born and raised Yukoner, he opened Molotov and Bricks Tattoo in 2012.
Kirsty Wells is the co-resident tattoo artist at Molotov and Bricks since 2017. A graduate of SOVA in Dawson City, Kirsty spent 7 years based in Germany and was a resident of Hold Fast Tattoo in Leipsig while traveling the world working tattoo conventions before returning to her hometown of Whitehorse and becoming part of the Molotov family.
