Chuck and Harriet, the founders of the Tattoo Archive and the Tattoo Historical Society, visited our shop this past weekend. They are genuinely the sweetest humans on earth, and I wanted to thank them for their knowledge and visit. Chuck gave a lecture on the history of flash, and Harriet was selling fascinating books! It was awesome :) 🫶🏻
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Redraw of a rose from The Good Book. Sold this at a market a few weeks ago. Tattoo Apprentice at Resurrected Tattoo, insta is @ally.inks
Found lots of these tiny dudes amongst the vinca in my backyard. In a pretty wooded/ shaded area. New York. Any idea what these guys are?
Apprenticing for a smidge over a year now and anticipating on starting on fake skin within the next three weeks 😝 so i decided to make some bangers 💥 IG @ally.inks
Been an apprentice for about a year now, here’s one of my most recent large flash paintings. I think it could be better so I hope to paint something different to go inside one day :) @ally.inks on insta
Flash done as an apprentice, not tattooing yet but excited to start soon :) @ally.inks on insta
I have a big outdoor 3 day market coming along at the end of July. While prepping I’m keeping in mind my set up with what’s worked and what hasn’t. I really love using metal grids to display my prints and paintings, however an issue I’m running into is that it’s not very stable. (Since I can’t upload a pic here they are the metal grid panels that connect together and are displayed upright, I think most other artists use this too) It’s fine indoors but as soon as it becomes windy my set up is ready to fly away. Last time this happened I had to find a bunch of bricks, sticks, and rocks to hold it upright :( Any suggestions/ideas on how I can weather proof my grids? I’ve tried using other grid panels to keep the back steady but that doesn’t hold it down well either.
I have a big outdoor 3 day market coming along at the end of July. While prepping I’m keeping in mind my set up with what’s worked and what hasn’t. I really love using metal grids to display my prints and paintings, however an issue I’m running into is that it’s not very stable. It’s fine indoors but as soon as it becomes windy my set up is ready to fly away. Last time this happened I had to find a bunch of bricks, sticks, and rocks to hold it upright :( Any suggestions/ideas on how I can weather proof my grids? I’ve tried using other grid panels to keep the back steady but that doesn’t hold it down well either.