Tattoo Kids T-Shirts

Turn your friends into permanent works of art with this Lil' Home Tattoo Kit

Tattoo your friends, its great fun

wild and free

Santa Muerte

Don't Fear To Go Through Fire

Ink Royalty logo with crown

The traditional tattoo design style is unique and simple, elegant

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Stay Gold Horseshoe in a traditional tattoo design

Rose Skull in Traditional Tattoo Flash Style.

A true tattooed gentleman has old school values and a modern day attitude.

Tattoos And Tacos design. Are you a foodie tattoo artist? This design is for you! great gift idea for your tattoo artist friends.

Life's Tough Club Tattoo Hand Design

Dragonfly

Cattoo

oldschool tattoo design

cool design with best quality product

Sailor Jerry - Wash Your Damn Hands

If you're a tattoo wearer, then this shirt says it all. *GET YOURS TODAY. AND SHARE WITH ALL YOUR INKED FRIENDS*

love heart Tattoo artist Tribal Tatoo Tatto

its all a f#cking joke

No Regerts/No Regrets. A design in honour of all the misspelled tattoos out there. Gothic lettering in a black and silver design.

At this tattoo studio, we just accept cash payments.

Not Your Sweetheart - Vintage Tattoo Design

A traditional sailor tattoo, particularly for one who worked as a deck hand

#teamcreepy

My favorite dead girl :)

Snake & Rose Ink Traditional Tattoo Design.

Borrowing a line from A Midsummer Night's Dream "And though she be but little, she is fierce". It so perfectly describes some of my favorite people!

First Tattoo Machine Patent 1981 White

A detailed and delicate pattern in palest sage / mint / jade green and soft cream.

The Pike in Long Beach was a seaside amusement area that offered a variety of entertainment options to the public. The streets were bustling with a mix of locals, sailors, and sea merchants who made Long Beach their port of call. The Pike had everything from bathhouses and arcades to food stands and fortune-tellers, and of course, tattoo parlors. At its height, The Pike was home to a dozen tattoo parlors and had quite a reputation for being a seedy destination. In 1954, The Pike changed its name to Nu-Pike in an attempt to rebrand itself to keep up with new family-friendly theme parks that had opened nearby. A lot of the seedier attractions either cleaned up their act or were forced to ship out. As a result, the former photography studio tu