What's New at Sacred Transformations
We spend quite a bit of time and effort in communuty outreach. As a result, we get some pretty amazing fan letters - here's one.
Check out a recent article from PRISM Magazine and thanks to Prism magazine for the mention of Sacred Transformations!
We get e-mails and letters... here's one of them!
On May 1st, the “Steel Shores” show on WLTH 1370 AM, Gary, Northwest Indiana and Chicagoland Premiere Talk Radio Station, with Mike Gonzalez featured an interview with Sacred Transformation’s Eric Spruth and It's Gary's Time and one of the clients they serve. Give it a listen and let us know what you think!
See the images of Maria's Transformation!
Read the School of the Art Institute of Chicago's profile of Eric Spruth
Photo by: Lidia Villa,
Client: Noah Temaner Jenkins,
Tattoo Artist: Eric Dean Spruth MA, ATR
Photographer Lidia Villa paid Sacred Transformations a visit at the Studios of Miller Beach Ink, on Monday, the 29th of August. Linda took this photo of Noah as Eric Spruth worked on the transformation of Noah’s old rose tattoo.
Photo by Lidia Villa
Client: Noah Temaner Jenkins
Tattoo Artist: Eric Dean Spruth MA, ATR
Sacred Transformations is grateful for the generous grant from the D&R Fund of The Chicago Community Trust.
We've been hearing from a lot of "Hey! What about the Van?" and "Do you still have that Van?"
The Tattoo Machine a.k.a “the Van”
We guess that it's a sign that six years after having sold The Van, to help keep our program cookin' we need some of the Magic from the Tattoo Machine.
As of February 1, 2011, Sacred Transformations will have our own studio located in Miller Beach, Indiana.
From WTTW / Chicago Tonight Show February 1, 2011:
See more about Regina's Transformation!
Sacred Transformations in the news... from the The Columbia Chronicle
Two new Videos! Enjoy!
Dolphin Productions Presents - Sacred Transformations. Eric Dean Spruth is a tattoo transformist and the founder of Sacred transformations a non-for-profit organization based in Chicago aimed at transforming negative tattoos into art pieces.
Angela's Sacred Transformation from Thom on Vimeo.
"How much will it cost to receive a transformation?" The answer is that Sacred Transformation's Services are Free of Charge! Our client's commitments are in terms of their time and effort to not only being the recipient but to actively participate in their transformation!
Of course, the materials and overhead don't come for free and for the dollars that it takes to support our mission, we ask for donations.
For more information contact us.
We're now able to accept donations from both Paypal and IGive. As a matter fo fact, we get paid when you search using the search box above. Give it a try and help to support Sacred Transformations.
As of May 27, 2009, according to the Internal Revenue Service, Sacred Transformations is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, so donations and gifts to Sacred Transformations are tax-deductible.
We're on facebook! Check Sacred Transformations out! And on MySpace too!
If you think you'd like to volunteer take a look at our volunteer page.
Crave Magazine wrote about Sacred Transformations in their October 2008 issue (See what some of our friends said about it here). Intense Ink Magazine featured an article on Sacred Transformations in March of 2008 and Pain Magazine featured us in their December 2007 issue. You can view the articles and see the Chicago Reader here.
Internationally renowned photographer Sandro took the opportunity to photograph some of Sacred Transformation's clients. to see more of Sandro's work go to his website at www.sandrofilm.com
