Flash Cards
Description: It read: "HI. There are a lot of problems and injustices facing this world that I would love to discuss and work through with you. BUT ALSO...if you want to chat about how perfect Tyler is, debate Blake & Caelynn drama, discuss what brand of chicken nuggets JPJ is always eating, or laugh about fences and windmills...I'm down for that too."
Description: A minimalist, vector portrait of Guile as he looks in most of his appearances. Individual character portraits or unique combinations of existing portraits can be made available on request. All Street Fighter characters are planned to be produced over time so come back often if you’re looking for someone specific.A minimalist, vector portrait of Guile as he looks in most of his appearances. Individual character portraits or unique combinations of existing portraits can be made available on request. All Street Fighter characters are planned to be produced over time so come back often if you’re looking for someone specific.
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five(Hip hop group) Card
by Parody Merch
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Stealth, strength, a silent force wrapped in shadow. The pink flowers a contradiction, delicate yet bold, soft yet striking. Together, they paint a flash tattoo that roars without a sound power meets beauty, danger meets grace. Ink tells a story, and this one is about the balance between ferocity and tenderness. A predator with a soul, a beast with elegance, an untamed energy softened by petals that remind the world that strength isn't just in claws, but in the way something wild can still be gentle. It’s not just an image it’s a statement, a declaration, a perfect rebellion.
Description: If you found yourself in Shreveport, Louisiana in the ’70s and ’80s and were looking for traditional tattoo work, locals would have probably directed you to Snake & Dagger. Founded in 1976, this small shop specialized in traditional American style tattooing and had little interest in doing anything else during their 20 or so years in business, and that’s how they liked it.
