LA Ink: What Is the Entire Cast Up to Now?

Since the end of LA Ink, Kat Von D has certainly kept herself busy. As well as continuing to own High Voltage Tattoo in Hollywood, CA, Von D launched her own makeup line, Kat Von D Beauty. She later sold it to Kendo Brands in January 2020 after a series of public controversies. She's also debuted two clothing lines and branched into singing by providing vocals for artists like The 69 Eyes, IAMX, Gunship, and Prayers (a musical duo that includes her husband). In February 2018, Von D married artist and musician Rafael Reyes, and together they share one son, Leafer, who was born in November 2018.

Von D's good friend Corey Miller was the first tattoo artist hired for High Voltage Tattoo, and unsurprisingly, he still works as a tattoo artist today. He's now the owner of Six Feet Under tattoo parlor in Upland, CA, as well as father to three kids: Chloe, Suzanna, and Clay.

Von D initially hired her close friend Amber "Pixie" Acia to serve as shop manager of High Voltage Tattoo, but she was fired halfway through season one. Acia ended up becoming a big name in the Los Angeles fitness industry as a SoulCycle Master Instructor and founder of Surf Sweat Serve, which is a surf, yoga, and community-service retreat.

Though she ended up leaving after the season two finale, Hannah Aitchinson was one of the original cast members of LA Ink. After leaving the series, Aitchinson served as a judge on the third season of Oxygen's competition series Best Ink and later moved to Pittsburgh. In 2014, she opened her own tattoo parlor and art gallery, Curiosity Shop, with her husband and fellow artist, Scott White, and they still work there today.

Like Aitchinson, Kim Saigh was one of the original tattoo artists hired to work at High Voltage Tattoo but ended up leaving after season two. Currently, Saigh is working at Memoir Tattoo in LA with fellow artist and longtime partner Shawn Barber.

Former Rock of Love competitor Aubry Fisher was hired as shop manager at High Voltage Tattoo in season three, and after she got fired midseason, she began working at Craig Jackman's tattoo shop, American Electric . . . where she also got fired. According to her Instagram page, Fisher is currently based in Los Angeles and working as a contributor for Give Crohn's a Slap From Me, as she suffers from Crohn's disease herself. You can also find Fisher on OnlyFans.

Though Paulie Tattoo originally began working at High Voltage Tattoo on LA Ink's third season, he later left to work with Aubry at American Electric. According to his Instagram page, he still works as a tattoo artist in Brooklyn, NY, but it's unclear where he's employed.

Just like Paulie Tattoo, Amy Nicoletto was originally hired by High Voltage Tattoo on a trial basis in season three before she began working for American Electric. After her stint on LA Ink, Nicoletto began working at the Order of the Sacred Crow tattoo and art emporium in Medford, NJ, where she works alongside her longtime love, Geoff Kresge.

Tattoo artist Dan Smith, who joined the cast in season three, is now the owner of his own tattoo shop, Captured Tattoo, in Tustin, CA. He's also a musician in the collective SHARP / SHOCK, and according to his loved-up Instagram posts, he's still happily married to microblade artist Skully Smith, whom he married in 2009.

American Electric Tattoo Co. owner Craig Jackman made his debut in season three of the series, and according to his Instagram, he's still at the helm. As well as tattooing clients, Jackman creates bespoke design objects — including furniture, jewellery, sculptures, motorcycles, and fabrications — on the side.