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Dan Gilsdorf opened his tattoo studio in North Portland 17 years ago at a time when there were only nine other shops in town. Fast-forward nearly two decades and the number of parlors now hovers closer to 150.

Staffing those shops are hundreds of tattoo artists licensed by the state of Oregon. New regulations passed in 2013 by the Oregon Board of Body Art Practitioners requires that tattoo artists complete 10 hours of Continuing Education each year in order to keep current on their licenses.

Gilsdorf has taught classes on the art and history of tattooing and the physics and metallurgy of tattoos since 2013. These classes are popular with both artists and community members.

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“People realize the value of furthering our knowledge as professional tattoo artists, ” said Gilsdorf, who owns Atlas Studio and is a instructor. “And Oregon is one of the most heavily regulated states when it comes to tattoo artists.”

Gilsdorf has taught classes on the art and history of tattooing and the physics and metallurgy of tattoos since 2013. These classes are popular with both artists and community members.

New to this year are law classes taught by an attorney covering intellectual property, focusing on legal principles related to copyright laws and art ownership. Another class addresses business concepts for tattooists. Students will explore important legal principles related to the business of tattooing, with special focus on general business contracts, employment contracts and liability issues.

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The law and business classes are aimed at tattoo artists but all community members are welcome. Classes are held at the Cascade Campus (705 N. Killingsworth St.) and the CLIMB Center on Southeast Water Street.

Gilsdorf draws in students as he’s well known and admired in the tattoo community. He specializes in bold work in the traditions of classic American and Japanese tattooing. He’s met, worked beside and been tattooed by renowned artists around the globe.

“We have a lot of fun in the classes and they are really interesting whether you are a tattoo artist or not, ” Gilsdorf said.

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Community Education has teamed up with ’s Fitness Technology Program to develop a way for their students and recent grads to gain experience as personal trainers for Community Ed students.

Both the trainers and trainees win big: trainers get excellent experience needed when looking for jobs at gyms or private facilities. Students receive coaching and training at a fraction of the cost of what they would pay at a gym.

“This new program gives our students a chance to practice the type of work they may do once they graduate, ” said Mike Boggs, Fitness Technology instructor. “We prepare our Fit Tech students for immediate work in the community and our fitness partners in the Portland area know that we prep our students very well.”

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The one-on-one sessions last one hour and take place using the sports facilities at the Sylvania Campus. The trainees select from packages that offer three, six or nine personalized sessions. The prices range from $135 to $315 depending on the package. All trainers are certified by the American College of Sports Medicine.When Jesse Barksdale was 2 years old, he toddled into his family's living room with one arm covered in ink doodles and proudly declared: "Look, Mama! 'Toos!"

He was referring, of course, to tattoos, which he already had seen his uncle perform many times over at his tattoo shop.

By age 3, that uncle was letting Jesse draw "flash" — small tattoo designs typically displayed on tattoo shop walls or in binders to give tattoo customers ideas about what to get.

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Now, Jesse draws, paints and designs T-shirts, and gives tattoos. By the end of the week, he will be the main tattoo artist in his mother's shop, Arizona Ink'd, which is preparing to open at 4695 N. Oracle Road.

As in many states, Arizona's tattoo business is mostly unregulated. The law says it's illegal to tattoo a minor without a parent present, and the law goes on to forbid having a tattoo business in a home, using unsterilized equipment and administering anesthesia to give a tattoo.

And that's where it stops. There's no mention of any training or other requirements a person must meet before beginning to permanently inject ink under the skin of other people.

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The point isn't lost on Jesse. He's been doing tattoos for three years now, and last summer he and his mom spent 12 weeks in Colorado at a tattoo school, earning Colorado tattoo credentials as evidence that they want to run their business right.

Both are passionate about maintaining a clean business with minimal risk of blood contamination. Everything they use is sterile and disposable. They are certified in blood-borne pathogens, cardiopulmonary resuscitation and first aid. And they'd like to see the business in Arizona become more regulated.

Jesse Barksdale said he hopes that the new shop — which will not be dark and scary like other shops he's been in — will help set a new image for tattoo shops in the area.

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Stacy Bryant, 44, is a pharmacist who already has had one tattoo by Jesse and can't wait for their new shop to open so she can return to him.

"He's really an incredible artist, " she said. "His age didn't really bother me, but I just thought it was really interesting that he knew what he wanted to do at that age."

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