Fans Are Smitten By Mitch Glew Tattoo On Rock The Block

Mitch Glew from Rock the Block has a visible tattoo on his lower arm. The 6-inch art has covered his forearm without becoming a full-blown sleeve.

A 6-inch size is a very good tattoo size for arms that allows you to get in quite a bit of detail. It gives tattoo artists more space to move and showcase their artistic skills and talents.

Glew often wears full sleeve clothing which secures his forearm art from the viewers. However, he does appear in a half-sleeve outwear which shows his tattoo which has the letter M in the middle.

And while Mitch Glew has not talked about his tattoo, including the reason behind inking it, it appears to be a letter tattoo with the first letter of his name "M" inked artistically in the center of his forearm.

People often get tattoos to improve their self-esteem and express themselves through their appearance. It may also symbolize a life story.

In some cases, individuals get inked to process traumatic life events, such as the loss of close ones. Many may get it to cherish significant moments of their lives, like weddings, childbirth, and more.

According to a study, tattooed individuals have significantly higher scores on experience-seeking, need for uniqueness, and extraversion compared to non-tattooed people.

People getting their name tattooed on themselves are proud of themselves and they desire others to know it. Inking in itself is a permanent reminder of something that cannot and should not be forgotten.

Glew is among the most cherished designer from HGTV's Rock the Block. He is known for his funniest and shadiest comments when we least expect them.

He successfully caught fans' attention with his work on Fix My Flip, where he helped Turner execute her renovation plan so struggling renovators could make a profit on languishing projects.

The contractor was born into a family with a high-end building and development business outside of Sydney. He grew up in Australia surrounded by construction and interior design.

He has been a licensed contractor for 15 years. Running Glew Build with his loving wife, Danielle, the pair continue a creative partnership with their counterpart, Glew Build Australia.

They travel to Australia and the South Pacific every year to study and gain inspiration from international design concepts and various Australian building materials. 

According to Mitch Glew's IMDb bio, Fix My Flip marks his first television appearance and fans couldn't be happier when HGTV announced he would be participating in Rock the Block S4.

Ahead of the release of the fourth season, a Twitter user wrote, On Rock the Block @pageturnertv will be with Mitch Glew .. He is a fabulous contractor."

Viewers also give the pair a regular shout-out for their remarkable work and dedication to the show. They show their appreciation towards their work and give them best wishes for their upcoming challenges.

On March 2, 2023, Glew appeared in Paltrocast With Darren Paltrowitz alongside his partner Turner and other participants of Rock the Block as they talked about becoming a part of the HGTV show.

Glew paired with his friend and fellow Fix My Flip co-star Turner for the fourth season of Rock the Block. They tasted their first win in Episode 2, Living Room Face-Off.

In the episode, the teams were tasked to renovate the living rooms of their homes in Berthoud, Colorado. Glew and Turner decided to design the living area by adding a statement fireplace and library. 

They also planned to include a full bathroom for the first-floor bedroom. But the team was running out of time, so Mitch decided to go for a half-bathroom in the absence of his partner.

Later, when Turner learned about it, Glew explained, "We just couldn't do the shower. We're out of time."

In the end, his decision to complete a half-bathroom paid off, when the judges, Mina Starsiak Hawk from Good Bones and Jenn Todryk from No Demo Reno, crowned them as the winners.

The judges instantly fell in love with their cozy fireplace, half-bathroom, and indoor library.

In the week three challenge, the designers worked hard on the primary bedroom in each identical home. Lyndsay Lamb and Leslie Davis came to judge the results of Episode 3, Main Suite Face-Off.

Unlike others, Glew and Turner had a more novel idea. Glew suggested putting a fireplace inside the wall next to the tub.

"Everybody’s probably going to put a fireplace in their main bedroom. But who’s going to put it in the bathroom?” said Turner. The result was spectacular and definitely the first time we'd seen it done.

Unfortunately, they didn't win the challenge. Anthony Elle and Michael Smith Boyd from Luxe for Less amassed their first victory.

Episode 4, Lower Level Face-Off, saw Knight and Crestin take away their second win. In Episode 5, Exterior Face-Off, Sarah and Bryan Baeumler took home their first win with their Aspen Chalet-styled exterior.

The final episode of this season will air on April 10, 2023, at 9:00 P.M.[ET] to stream via HGTV.