Flash Your Tattoo

Ludwig Drum carries a Corey Miller Signature Element Drum Kit. The drums are covered with the Corey’s custom flash which they felt was a perfect union as Corey’s teenage years  Back when he himself was a teen, 15 years old in fact,  he was a drummer for a  punk rock band.

The custom flash is featured against a background of pre-aged White Marine Pearloid wrap.  Corey is a featured artist on L.A. Ink – Kat Von D’s successful TV series. Corey is known for adding his artwork to other subjects besides the human variety. He has his work printed on tattoo posters, shirts and other items.

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Probably one of the most time consuming part of getting a tattoo is seeking the image, artwork, flash that makes you say ! that’s it! Tattoodles has a great concept regarding tattoo flash. For the reasonable price of 19.95 a month you can have access and print the mass of amount of choices they have. (continue reading…)

Inked Nation is a free online forum/community for ink lovers are welcome to join. They boast that they are the largest. I joined recently and they remind me of a small tattoo myspace. You can music and multiple pics, a blog, even live shop cams. (continue reading…)

This guy would have fame and recognition just based on his tattoo art but the guy is ambitious. Many books, flash, paintings, comix, videos, and hand built tattoo machines. All built totally by him. (continue reading…)

Do you love pirates? They are “in” since the Pirates of the Carribean series of movies and people like the rebelious spirit of pirates -If you are looking for a pirate tattoo this site has a few temperary tattoo books and some sheets of related artwork – the whole site is kinda fun to check out:http://www.piratemerch.com/

My daughter’s friend was asking me what equipment to get when first starting to tattoo. The first advice I gave him – don’t waste your money on the “kits” that a lot of suppliers sell. Price wise – they average about $200 more or less and you usually get the cheapest, poorest quality machines and a lot of fluff that you don’t absolutely need. Like Flash. You can get a decent starting machine for $50.00, some disposable tubes, and basic quality color inks for starters. (continue reading…)