Evan Kim's guest appearances

Evan Kim

The Marvel/DC Multiverse

In the Studio

Prosper the Connection

Edmund de Waal

Siri Hustvedt

Patrick Stewart

Taika Waititi

Janelle Monae

Kevin Feige

Tatiana Maslany

Elizabeth McGovern

Dwayne Johnson

Michael Douglas

Tyler Childers

Max Richter

Jared Leto

James Mangold

Anthony Horowitz

OwlTail

In this season finale, we speak to Evan Kim about sailing, his plan to save the world (or at least the whales), and the importance of JEDI.

In this season finale, we speak to Evan Kim about sailing, his plan to save the world (or at least the whales), and the importance of JEDI.

Evan Kim is one of the most in-demand tattoo artists in New York, thanks to a glamorous list of celebrity clientele which includes Brooklyn Beckham and Frank Ocean.He's famed for his minimalist, fineline tattoos in black and grey. This is a new style of delicate, intricate graphic art which appeals to the Instagram generation.Evan’s joined by hip hop artist, documentary-maker and fellow Korean American, Jaeki Cho, in his new studio just a few blocks from the Empire State Building. He’s about to start a fiendishly difficult task: creating a design which incorporates elements of Japanese anime, mythology and magic - but it has to be small enough to fit on the client’s upper arm.We follow Evan as he works on the tricky design, and then the even trickier application. One slip could ruin those perfect circles and lines. Along the way, Evan shares with us his passion for tattoo design history. On his self-built shelves, there’s an entire library of books from traditional American Sailor Jerry works to Japanese tattoo master Horiyoshi III. But it’s not just a question of beautifying the body. Evan tries to take meaning from his clients’ stories and incorporate them into his designs.

Evan Kim is one of the most in-demand tattoo artists in New York, thanks to a glamorous list of celebrity clientele which includes Brooklyn Beckham and Frank Ocean. He's famed for his minimalist, fineline tattoos in black and grey. This is a new style of delicate, intricate graphic art which appeals to the Instagram generation. Evan’s joined by hip hop artist, documentary-maker and fellow Korean American, Jaeki Cho, in his new studio just a few blocks from the Empire State Building. He’s about to start a fiendishly difficult task: creating a design which incorporates elements of Japanese anime, mythology and magic - but it has to be small enough to fit on the client’s upper arm. We follow Evan as he works on the tricky design, and then the even trickier application. One slip could ruin those perfect circles and lines. Along the way, Evan shares with us his passion for tattoo design history. On his self-built shelves, there’s an entire library of books from traditional American Sailor Jerry works to Japanese tattoo master Horiyoshi III. But it’s not just a question of beautifying the body. Evan tries to take meaning from his clients’ stories and incorporate them into his designs.

Evan Kim: Tattoo artist

Daniel Wise

Rachel Chai Wise

This interview took place at Kansas City Comic-Con on November 11, 2017. I did a brief interview with cosplayers Daniel Wise, Evan Kim, and Rachel Chai Wise.

This interview took place at Kansas City Comic-Con on November 11, 2017. I did a brief interview with cosplayers Daniel Wise, Evan Kim, and Rachel Chai Wise.

Episode 76: "Kansas City Comic-Con: Daniel Wise, Evan Kim, & Rachel Chai Wise (Cosplayers)"