grommets are rubber circle thingies you use to attach the needle to the machine so the two metal pieces don't try to kill each other (and I got the hybrid ones)
From our stacks: Illustration "A curiously arresting illustration of the religious motive in tattooing. Bob Wicks is the tattooer, Jack Redcloud the tattooee," from Tattoo: Secrets of a Strange Art as Practised among the Natives of the United States. Albert Parry. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1933.
I need to say again, please DO NOT tattoo my work without permission, I have no way to check this obviously but if you have any respect for me as a disabled artist who barely has money to buy food, do not steal my art without my consent.
I know me saying this isn't going to stop 95% of people but if you have the money and privilege to get a tattoo then pay me for using MY design as well so I can continue paying bills and buy basic necessities. Art is not popping up randomly on the internet, artists work hard to make a living and it's shitty that people just take it without asking first.
I'm constantly asked if people can tattoo my art and I have tattoo tickets in my shop that you can purchase and use my art for a tattoo
edit: wanted to add that some artists might be fine with this but many are not, so it's always best to ask first.
two new tattoo designs available - earwig and silverfish <3 if you are in portland and interested in booking, message me and I can send you my booking link.
Some garden themed flash to get trough the tail end of winter! I never draw vertically so this was a good challenge. Next up is turning this into another hand painted/inked flash sheet