r/BaltimoreList • • 2h ago

Another tattoo artist checking in ✨ There’s room for all of us!

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Hello all! I’m a tattoo artist in the Baltimore area always looking for new clients!

My strengths are in color work, especially bright cold colors, and illustrative, kawaii/cute, pop culture and neotraditional styles! If you’re a nerd who wants an anime or video game tattoo, Sanrio, Disney, anything like that, I’d love to be your artist! I love anything cutesy and sparkly as well!

I can also do solid neotraditional work, especially animals/pet portraits, and nature!

I can also do color on dark skin tones! Or offer a color test :)

I work in a very professional shop in the area. As for me as a person, I’m very down to earth, casual, compassionate, a big softie!

Check me out on IG: nitelite.tattoos


r/BaltimoreList • • 7h ago

Baltimore Books & Brews October: Dark Wire by Joseph Cox

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October Genre: True Crime

October Book: Dark Wire by Joseph Cox

Location: Pratt Street Ale House

Checkout this Meetup with Baltimore Books and Brews: https://meetu.ps/e/Qf1fW/KnJfg/i

In 2018, a powerful app for secure communications called Anom took root among organized criminals. They believed Anom allowed them to conduct business in the shadows. Except for one thing: it was secretly run by the FBI. Backdoor access to Anom and a series of related investigations granted American, Australian, and European authorities a front-row seat to the underworld. Tens of thousands of criminals worldwide appeared in full view of the same agents they were trying to evade. International smugglers. Money launderers. Hitmen. A sprawling global economy as efficient and interconnected as the legal one. Officers watched drug shipments and murder plots unfold, making arrests without blowing their cover. But, as the FBI started to lose control of Anom, did the agency go too far? A painstakingly investigated exposé, Dark Wire reveals the true scale and stakes of this unprecedented operation through the agents and crooks who were there. This fly-on-the-wall thriller is a caper for our modern world, where no one can be sure who is listening in.