It would have been a lot cooler if it were a ’70 Nova. My very first car that I drove, I’m embarrassed - it was an ’86 Chevy Nova. I just loved it, the way it smelled, the bench seat - and when you started it the whole car just shook. She’s at the Roundup Centre, Stampede Park on Sunday, noon to 4 p.m.Ī: The first car I fell in love with was my brother’s car, it was a 1973 Pontiac Grand Am. But she’s also got a soft spot for vehicles, as we learned during this interview.Īcia is putting in an appearance at the 42 nd annual Auto Value Parts Stores World of Wheels. “What happens may be real, but editing can change what you see.”Īcia is a make-up artist first and foremost, working in film, fashion, and music videos.
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Ink, and the entire reality TV phenomenon itself.
“People believe everything they see on TV - and they shouldn’t,” Acia says of L.A. In the show Acia works alongside noted tattoo artists Kat Von D, Corey Miller, Hannah Atchison and Kim Saigh.
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Pixie Acia is the 26-year old shop manager of High Voltage Tattoo in West Hollywood, California - the shop now known in the reality TV series L.A. Pixie Acia photo courtesy World of Wheels The couple welcomed their son in November 2018.First published in the Calgary Herald’s Driving Section Feb. In February 2018, Kat married Rafael, also known as Leafar Seyer, who is one half of the electronic rock duo, Prayers.
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"Definitely not ever selling our beautiful home in LA, but with all that has been taking place in California, with terrible policies, tyrannical government overreach, ridiculous taxing, amongst so many more corruption, we just felt the need to plant roots in a small town where there is nature, where my son can be free to play, and where we can eventually retire one day," she wrote on her Instagram Story. After sharing her post, Kat was immediately inundated with questions from her fans, many of whom wondered what would happen to the tattoo shop and her family's current gothic home in Hancock Park.Īt the time, Kat said they weren't selling - and had no plans to sell - their Los Angeles home and that she wouldn't be closing the shop. Meanwhile, last December, Kat announced on Instagram that she and her husband had purchased a historical home in Vevay, Indiana. "LA Ink" ran for four seasons on TLC from 2007 to 2011. Season 3 also featured the competitor shop, American Electric. The reality show "LA Ink" centered on Kat and the artists at High Voltage Tattoo. Kat Von D Says She Was 'Locked Up' In Same 'Tortuous' School As Paris Hilton Kat also showcased several of the shop's tattoo artists, posting side-by-side photos of the artist alongside a shot of their work. In her post, above, Kat shared a series of photos, with the first being a shot of herself alongside the words "Goodbye California!" Other images included a shot of herself tattooing her husband, a photo of a dog posing in front of a mural outside the shop, an "LA Ink" sign and a slideshow featuring pics of High Voltage Tattoo merchandise. "Thank you for 14 years of love + tattooing!" she said. "And a very special THANK YOU to all you wonderfully supportive folks who have come through over the years! Whether you came by to get tattooed, buy a tshirt, or just take a photo and say hi, I adore you for showing my little shop so much love!" "I'd like to thank my beloved tattoo family that I've had the honor and privilege of working alongside," Kat wrote. Waiting for your permission to load the Instagram Media.Ĭoncluding her post, the "LA Ink" alum expressed her gratitude to her co-workers as well as the shop's customers and supporters.
She added, "I also strongly suggest following my talented fellow artists to see where they end up going in their journey!" Kat went on to share that she "will be celebrating the HvT legacy this next month and a half," encouraging her followers to make appointments to "come and get tatted by one of talented fellow artists" next month.
I didn't think it would make sense to keep it open if I wasn't present, and aside from coming back to work on music with my band, we don't plan on returning to LA very often." The former reality star added, "This means that, sadly, I will be closing my beloved tattoo shop here in West Hollywood on Dec 1. "We plan on selling our beautiful home here, and I will most likely open a private studio in Indiana once we are done with the house remodel there." "After much thought, we have decided we will permanently be moving to Indiana at the end of this year," she continued. "As some of you know, we recently purchased a beautiful home on a bit of land in rural Indiana, and the more time we spend out there we realize we feel more at home there than we do here in LA," began Kat, who shares 2-year-old son Leafar with husband Rafael Reyes. Why Kat Von D Just Bought a Gorgeous Victorian Home In Indiana
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