This supportive pillow by Fellowship Supply Co. can be used for your clients’ head, back, feet, or legs, keeping them more comfortable during sessions and helping them sit for longer procedures. 

The pillow is upholstered in sleek black PU leather for a stylish look.  The PU leather is easy to clean and keep sanitary. The zippered back on this pillow allows you to remove the PU leather cover and replace it with another. 

This pillow also features the Fellowship logo and X icon on its face.

Dimensions: 18” x 9”

A collection of original art from punk tattooers around the world. 

Curated by Josh Howard

This book features over 60 pages of punk art from 40 punk tattooers.

Cover and Layout by Alex Hagan.

Each book comes with a free Tattoo Punks sticker and 1" pin.

| Australia | Germany | United Kingdom | Canada | United States | Netherlands | Sweden | Spain | Colombia |

Contributors:

Alex Holiday | Skuggan | James White | Dave Conley | Ella Trick | Frenanda Maura | Glenn Carvajal | Michael T. Hastings | Constantine Glinka | Ellen Goodrich | Tom Chippendale | Beth Gould | James Holmes | Joe Chatt | Craig and Destroy | Jay Roberts | Katie Clarke | Kate Collins | Mike Klein | Moira Ramone | Mia Sublime | Nick Hall | Todd Cheat | Patt Whealan | Miguel Pendenziero | Prof. Falcon | Phil Geck | Dai Cann | Lal Hardy | Harrison Wellwood | Steve Griffen | Mike Reed | Josh Hayward | Dani Ardila Escobar | Greg DeHoot | Joey Romona | Maria Rocca | Lindsey Sweeney | Jon Larson | Sevil Rossell

A collection of original art from punk tattooers around the world. 

Curated by Josh Howard.

This book features 125 pages of punk art from over 100 punk tattooers.

Cover and Layout by Alex Hagan.

Forward by Boston’s Prof. Falcon

Contributors:

Aaron Colman | AJ Maloney | Alessia Pedrosa | Alex Holiday | Alõ Dhaka | Allie Cat | Ben Mercer | Ben Amos | Big Frank | Bobby Badfellow | Borga | Brandon Mohr | Brian Kienlen | Clay Smith | Conan Dopadlik | Constantine Glinka | Corey Steverson | Craig Beamesderfer | Cristina Destruye | Danny Vasquez | Dave Woodward | David Diz Borrajo | Duck Plunkett | Ella Trick | Elie Hammond | Emma Arietti | Frankie Mejia | Frankie Piessens | Glenn Carvajal | Greg Spellman | Kapten Hanna | Harrison Wellwood | JD Attenborough | Jack Hatchet | Jay Roberts | Jehf G Pedraza | Jimmy Jam | Joanna Nguyen | Jon Larson | Jose Baron | Josh Schneider | Julia Zombi | Justin Brown | Kate Collins | Katie Clarke | Katxo De Moko | Ker | Kevin Davidson | Khimz | Sarah Barnes | Lal Hardy | Lance White | Lee Pound | Liam Kerr | Libby Keyser | Lindsay Lou | Liz Miller | Mar. LKRG | Marc Lindenmeier | Marco Casado | Marco NFT | Maria Roca | Maria Vasquez | Mario Espolar | Mia Sublime | Martin Sosa | Matt Taylor | Miykey Kwasnik | Miguel Pendenziero | Mike Attack | Mike Roberts | Moira Ramone | Steve Bravo | Mike Reed | Myke Dagger | Myles Vear | Nixon | Nico Ferriccioni | Nicolapso | Nicole Meyerson | Nick Hall | Nuke em Niah | Phil Geck | Oscar Montes | Patt Whelan | Phil Wahby | Richie Murry | Robbie Pauly | Rupert Cleaver | Dave Conley | Steve Reid | Jerm | Santino | Siggy Starfish | Spider D | Stefan Rosen | Sydney Harris | Tad Peyton | Tattoo Sioux | Taylor Crawford | Todd Cheat | Michele Testa | Troy Brett | Vinny Capaldo-Smith | Weldon Lewis | Wyatt Dalzell | Yami Rotten | Yanki

The third volume of origanal artwork from punk tattooers around the world.
Forward by Philadelphia tattooer Kate Collins

143 artist on 146 pages.

Curated by Josh Howard
Layout and Design Alex Hagan

Artist:

Alex Holiday | Amy Ross | Ari Lanzillotti | Ars Punx | Ben Mercer | Ben Amos | Beth Gould | Bobby Badfellow | Brandon Mohr | Brad Worthen | Brat Baby (Alessia) | Brittney Hernandez | Brother Israel | Catalina Fonseca | Charles Hamilton | Chris Pesonen | Christos Serafeim | Christy Alexander | Clarke Gable | Cleber Rangel | Conan Dopadlik | Constantine Glinka | Craig Beamesderfer | Cristina Destruye | Dale Frame | Dan Duquette | Dani Cuevas | Danny Smith | Danny Crowns | Danny Sabella | Danny Vasquez | Darren clelland | Dave Morgan | Dom Piccirllo | Duck Plunkett | Dustin Drake | Ella Trick | Ellen Goodrich | Fede Borgia | Fedrico Raw | Flo | Nina Flomp | Flurick | Frankie Deny | Frankie Piessens | Frankie Mejia | Frog | George Keeler | Gilly Smash | Glenn Carvajal | Goonies Ulloa | Gordie Milne | Greg DeHoot | Harrison Wellwood | Ivan Montan | Jack Hatchet | Jade Inman | James Deakin | James Thomas | James Holmes | Jared Lujan | Javier Nunez | Jay Galvin | JD Attenborough | James White | Joe Dakin | Joey Ramona | John Massie | Jonas Btp | Jose Kilmister | Josh Schneider | Juan Rodriguez | Julia Zombie | Justin Jarrel | Justin Unwanted | Kate Collins | Katxo | Ker | Kyle Simmons | Lal Hardy | Lance White | Laura Awestover | Leo Bulldog | Lia Jeppesen | Lindsay Lou | Lorena SkunkRocker | Louie Burger | Luiz Calixto | Manos Krantas | Mar LkRG | Maira Roca | Mario Espolaor | Martin Sosa | Matt Taylor | Matt Crocker | Max Hirnbock | Melisa Diaz | Mia Sublime | Michele Testa | Miguel Neils | Mike Bloodspire | Miss Take | Mosquito Zach | Myke Peters | Nagle | Nicolas Salgado | Nik hall | Nicole Myerson | Nikki Vasquez | Nuke Em Niah | Oscar Montes | Patt Whelan | Pedro Ewbank
Pendenziero | Ray Alexander | Richie Murry | Robbie Pauley | Roma Sova | Roy Hames | Rupert Cleaver | Ruupe Ukkonen | Ryan Spahr | Sarah Hobbs | Sera Helen | Sideshow Jen | Stefanie Stocklein | Steve Little Finger | Steve Reid | Stevie Bravo | Stormin Norman | Sydney Harris | Sylar | Tara Zep | Teddi Garrson | Tito | Todd Cheat | Troy Brett | Ulrich Schildhauer | Valentina De Rosa | Weldon Lewis | Yami Rotten

Being a tattoo artist takes years of dedication and practice. It is an art form and a culture that is growing in popularity every year. As this culture grows, so does the need for safety and is awareness. Tattoo Safety First was created with the intention of sharing the proper procedures involved in the tattooing and decontamination process.

Give your customers more than a beautiful piece of art. Maintain your integrity and respect by observing the safety precautions discussed in Tattoo Safety First. The procedures covered in this DVD are in compliance with OSHA standards and are presented in a practical hands on way to educate you on how to protect yourself and your customers from the potential dangers involved in the tattoo process.

Chapters Include:

• Preventative Measures-This section covers the basic principles of preventative measures including: proper engineering controls, work practices, personal protective equipment and standard precautions.
• Sterilization- Sterilization features the proper techniques, equipment and documentation methods necessary to maintain a sterile working equipment.
• Bio-Room- A Bio-Room is imperative to running a safe tattoo shop. This section features the proper equipment and set-up needed to operate a Bio-Room.
• Station Prep- This is a step-by-step approach to setting up a clean workstation using proper equipment and effective bio shielding techniques.
• Station Tear Down- While tearing down your station, proper precautions must be taken to avoid cross contamination. This section covers the steps involved in the disinfecting and disposal of contaminated materials.

An easy reference glossary of definitions is also included for various terms used through out the DVD.

These are made specifically to hold the Tattoo Skin Doodler Pens.  Just drop the pen into the holder well and tighten down into place.  These work great for long project drawing sessions to help prevent hand cramping.

Pen holder is 4" long and 5/8" thick.  Pens are sold separately.

Tattoo Soothe Gel Bottle — Topical Anesthetic — 1oz

Tattoo Soothe Topical Anesthetic Gel is used during a procedure to help relieve pain, swelling and bleeding from procedures. It has a swift, rapid-acting formula of 4%, 2% Tetracaine, and 0.02% Epinephrine. Clients feel less pain, artists can achieve greater clarity and work longer with less movement.

The gel formula has a quicker numbing effect than most other numbing agents. So if you need a product you can count on to keep your client’s in a more comfortable state, Tattoo Soothe Topical Anesthetic Gel is the solution. It can be used for body art and cosmetic tattoo procedures.

How to use Tattoo Soothe Topical Anesthetic Gel:

After the initial few passes, place a thin layer of Tattoo Soothe Topical Anesthetic Gel over the area being worked on and wait approximately one to two minutes. As you continue working, repeat process, upon customer’s request.


Specifications:

• Size: 1oz
• 4% , 2% Tetracaine, 0.02% Epinephrine
• Topical gel for numbing
• Help relieve pain, swelling, and bleeding
• Manufacturer: Tattoo Soothe

Clean your tips, tubes and more with this tool set. Six different size wire brushes specifically for cleaning you tattoo machine parts.

Meet twenty-six leading contemporary tattoo artists. Interviews and over 425 exciting color photos of their artwork, from tattoos to paintings, make this an invaluable tattoo resource.

This is a viable contribution to tattoo history worldwide, containing insightful interviews with living legends like Don Ed Hardy, Doc Forest, Horiyoshi III, Paul Jeffries, Bob Roberts, and Mike Malone.

These tattoo pioneers shed light on the tattoo’s evolution from a sub-cultural phenomenon to a mainstream trend, and explore tattooing as a “finer” art form. Their artwork runs the gamut, from full Japanese body suits to traditional Americana hearts and roses. Some of the best, established contemporary tattoo artists like Freddy Corbin, Theo Jak, Grime, Scott Sylvia, Chris Garver, and Horitomo are included, in addition to up-and-coming tattooers Jill Bonny, Scott Bryant, George Campise, Chris Conn, Paco Excel, Robert Hernandez, Eiland Hogan, Klem, Chad Koeplinger, Jason Kundell, Jason McAfee, Brent Patten, Juan Puente, and Jesse Tuesday.

This single volume by tattoo artist Horitaka is compiled from over three years of writing for Tattoo Life magazine, and is a necessary reference for anyone interested in tattoo culture.

• Full Color
• 160 pages
• Soft cover

This book is an exploration into the unique continuity that exists in New York City between the past and present of the intriguing art form of tattooing. Here the electric tattoo machine was developed, and has had a unique influence in modern tattooing worldwide. The technical and artistic values that first coalesced here during the early 20th century now are intrinsic to the art form.
This creative process was pushed underground in the early 1960s when tattooing was banned in New York. After 35 years of marginalization, the city re-legalized tattooing in 1997 in response to the unprecedented surge in public enthusiasm and demand. Today, tattoo artists explore their trade as never before in the five boroughs of New York City; such rapid growth and change has put pressure on an art that continues to emphasize the values formalized over 100 years ago. Hundreds of color photos illustrate this fascinating text, which includes commentary from artists past and present.

With this second volume of Tattooisme, the frontiers of tattoo art are revisited. The 32 artists participating in this artbook offer a unique journey and a fresh look at the worldwide tattoo art revolution. Tattooisme 2 shows the extensive possibilities of the styles and careers of the artists appearing in this volume–from art nouveau to American old school, from book design to developing clothing brands.

We are proud to present them all, from the most well-known, key-figures of the international tattoo scene to the newcomers steeped in culture outside tattooing. That’s what Tattooisme is – the door that opens onto a global art inspired by other artistic movements to finally create something new, a unique art, which then influences other creative pools. Over the years the history of art has presented us artistic movements such as Symbolism, Japonism, Cubism, Expressionism, Surrealism and many others.

Now we can add Tattooisme, the artistic roots of which feed the tattooists of today and mix with other cultures, whether they are urban, ethnic, modern or ancestral. Tattooisme 2 is the logical result of the creative journey.

The 32 internationally acclaimed tattoo artists in this collection have dedicated their skills to developing the art of tattoo.

Representing nine tattoo friendly countries, including France, Japan, Italy, and the U.S., these artists draw from varied art movements and styles in their approach:

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  • Baroque
  • Cubism
  • Art Nouveau
  • Realism
  • Surrealism
  • Pop Art
  • Expressionism, and more.
    
    

Inspiration from seemingly unexpected sources, like hip hop, punk rock, horror films, and biomechanics inform their work: as such, they filter everything through the artful lens that is themselves.
They are tattoo; tattoo is them. Having perfected their craft on the human body, these artists are now translating their talents to multiple endeavors, proliferating the art of tattoo and stretching its reach to other mediums: printmaking, lithography, film, theater production, toys, children's book illustration, and hand-made tattoo machines, as well as clothing, skateboard, vinyl record and poster design.
More than 350 images, including artist portraits and varied examples of their work, make this book essential for lovers of tattoo and art alike.
Tattoo is you, too.

Traditional tattooing designs are depicted from the exotic Pacific Polynesian cultures of Easter Island, Hawaii, the Marquesas, New Zealand, Samoa, Tahiti and Tonga. The actual process and ceremonies involved in tattooing are described and illustrated with over 250 drawings and color illustrations of native people. Included are actual 19th century photographs as well as early exploration art, paintings, drawings, engravings, and artifacts all relating to tattooing.

About the Author:

Mark Blackburn has been under the spell of the Polynesian Islands for twenty years, building one of the finest Polynesian art collections and libraries. He runs a successful import business in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and has a second home and art gallery in Hilo, Hawaii.

Tea tree oil is one of the essential items to have if you start to experience any reactions from a new or existing piercing. If you start to form a bump around your piercing, or experience a blow-out from stretching too quickly, tea tree oil will dehydrate those bumps and considerably reduce the swelling and scarring. You can add a few drops to your saline solution or apply sparing amount directly to the affected area.

Specifications:

• 100% pure and natural
• Soothing topical agent
• For use with reactive/affected piercings
• Derived from the Australian melaleuca tree
• Product of Australia
• Price per one 1/2oz bottle

Topical, Antiseptic for professional degerming, pre-op and post-op procedures. Advanced technology in skin disinfectants combining a substituted phenolic active ingredient in a synergic blend of surfactants and emollients. Broad spectrum efficacy on all gram-negative and gram-positive organisms tested in 30 seconds. Exceptionally mild formulation aids in healing hands and skin abused by toxic chemicals. Apply directly to surgical sites for micro-biologically "cleaner" skin prior to and after surgical procedures. Use directly on skin areas for I.V. site maintenance. Safe and effective for mucous membranes and around ears and eyes. Highly efficient surfactancy for removal of organic matter and oil. Non-staining.

• Non-Toxic, Non-Dermal Irritant, contains no linear alcohols.
• Rated Mild in Ocular Tissue Testing, External Use Only.
• Non-Flammable

Unlock your peak potential using the Dotwork Box by Peak for dotwork tattooing. 

This mechanism is designed to help artists perform dotwork at their best by easily adjusting the delay speed of their machine. The delay knob at the center of the box mechanism turns both clockwise and counterclockwise to configure the rhythm and pattern of your machine on a scale of 40 up to 00.
The result? Clean dot patterns.
To use the Dotwork Box at peak level, only use with medium or hard hitting coil tattoo machines. Using the dot box with a rotary machine will damage the motor. 

Other tips for a peak-level performance: use only with tight needle groupings, alter the voltage of your machine for varied dotwork results, and adjust your tattooing speed so it matches your chosen delay speed settings. This means, you will need to tattoo faster at faster settings and more slowly at slower settings.

The Dotwork Box comes with a 1/4” mono plug to connect to a power supply that must be purchased separately. The Dotwork Box only configures the delay speed of your machine for dotwork procedures. It is not a power supply.

22 Pages

Black and white sketches by "Bad Luck" Chuck Galante; Gentleman Tattooer from Relentless Tattoo Co in New York

See more of his work on instagram: @badluckchuck

Visions of pulp era superheros fill his thoughts. Choosing a career in advanced physics, he dreams big. But harsh reality cuts in as he grows, and he ends up accepting a job building surveillance drones for the military. Little does he know, this is only a probative period, and he is soon moved into the clandestine world of investigating crashed alien craft. A dream come true, he's fascinated beyond his wildest imagining. His lack of social skills eventually gets him fired, but he's seen too much.

A year later he returns, and pulls off a bloody heist. The military in hot pursuit, he makes a mad scramble up the coast. Only the world has grown strange. Businesses are closed. Highways deserted. As the world falls apart about him, he soon finds that trigger happy locals and brutal militias aren't the worst of his problems. Death, madness, and the return of creatures from another world all await. At 18, Dan was kicked out of the house. He spent the next 8 months homeless, often sleeping in the woods. Finally getting a steady job and a place to live, a friend flipped his old car and he went through the windshield.

After a two week recovery, he moved, out of necessity, from Northern Virginia to downtown Washington DC.

A year and a half later, a crack head broke into his house, and the resulting knife fight severed the tendon on his left hand. After surgery and yet another move, he finally attended art school. His work made it into galleries, political cartoons for Madcap Magazine, covers for Maximum Rock and Roll, and numerous t-shirts and ads. Leaving art school early, at the advice of a teacher, he headed to NYC to pursue a career in art. Two interviews with DC Comics made him realize they paid very little, and only wanted superheroes.

At the urging of a tattoo artist, he went into the field. He's now been tattooing 11 years, and has been featured in a slew of books, magazines, newspapers, and on TV in the US and Europe, both for his tattoo work, and for his more traditional artwork.

Tattooing has been very generous. Life, not so much. He had brain cancer in 2001, and was in Bellevue Hospital, recuperating in ICU, when the twin towers went down.

Seven years later, his wife died in a hit and run. But his motto is that life is what you make of it. He's always written, producing full novels (that he's sure were horrible) by the 5th grade, and taking numerous creative writing classes. He's put out quite a few articles over the years, and THE BLACK SEAS OF INFINITY is his first novel, published by Anarchy Books in 2011. Already hard at work on a collection of short stories, he hopes to have a new book out sometime next year.

Artists of all ages are invited to add their own color and creativity to the pages found within The Coloring Book Project: A Collection by 100 Artists from Around the World.

This wonderfully imaginative book brings together inspiration and ingenuity from an all-star cast of artists, each contributing their own enchanting sketches, and then handing them off to you to complete with your own touch of artistic magic.

With 215 pages of designs to color and activities to execute, colorists can dive into the pages full of tattoo-related artwork and escape to a creative world through their pencils, markers, and crayons.

The Coloring Book Project compositions are not intended as tattoo flash, but rather, pay homage to the ink industry and are perfect tools to bring out the artist in you!

A portion of the contributing artists are Don McDonald, Gunnar, Greg "Craola" Simkins, Durb Morrison, Mike DeVries, Jason Stephan, Roman, Josh Duffy, Katelyn Crane, Jeff Johnson, London, Jamie Lee Parker, Sung Song, Steve Morris, Timothy Boor, Timmy B, Whitney Lenox, Mario Rosenau, Kyle Cotterman, Ty McEwen, Danny Black, Brett Herman, Andy Engel, DJ Minor, Jeremy Miller, Julian Zeff, Shawn Williams, Hilary Jane, and many more!!

The COVID-19 Pandemic absolutely destroyed 2020.
But as we always do, tattoo artists found a way to create something amazing to get through it.
Published by Andromeda Arts, this book is a collection of 156 pages of Pandemic related art from artists all over the world!
They used their skill to create artwork ranging from comedic all the way to dramatic.
This is perfect for a coffee table in any household or tattoo studio lobby!
Print date of October 1st, 2020.
Be on the lookout for more books from us soon!!

The High-Jack is a product developed by Joshua Bowers to help you drape your clip-cord and move around more easily. 

The High-Jack magnetically attaches to your work station and plugs in to the machine port on your power supply. Your clip cord then plugs in to the High-Jack, effectively lifting the clip-cord jack 5 feet in to the air. This allows the cord to drape naturally from above you, doesn’t rub on the floor, doesn’t snag across your lap and it takes weight off of the back of the machine easing hand fatigue greatly. 

Joshua Bowers has been using his product for since 2018, along with the rest of his shop. They were originally just testing them out but now they can’t imagine tattooing without them.

1 internal cord, 2 magnetic mounts, 2 metal discs, 2 screws, and insert included with purchase

The Incredibly Unusual and Offensive Art of Stelios Vol 1

63 pages. Black and white sketches by Stelios.  This is the first Volume of the series.

Check out more of Stelios work over on instagram: @stelioschimp

The Incredibly Unusual and Offensive Art of Stelios Vol 2

63 pages. Black and white sketches by Stelios.  This is the second volume of the series.

Check out more of Stelios work over on instagram: @stelioschimp

Everything you need to know about ear, face, and body piercings - from how to find a skilled professional piercer to best practices for safe healing and optimal results.

As a piercer, nurse, and educator, I can say without a doubt that this is the most complete book ever written for all people in our industry.

-David A. Vidra, founder and president of Health Educators, Inc.

Piercing expert Elayne Angel has performed over 50,000 piercings since the 1980s and has pioneered many placements, including tongue piercing and the triangle, lorum, and other genital piercings. Her authoritative and groundbreaking guidebook has been the definitive resource on body piercing since its publication in 2009.

Many people are unaware of the elevated risks of getting pierced at a mall kiosk, by an untrained tattoo artist, or by a novice piercer; a skilled professional is necessary for safety and optimal results, whether piercing the ear, nose, or elsewhere. This revised and expanded edition is the only comprehensive reference book available to help you navigate the entire piercing process. It contains new illustrations, diagrams, and photos, along with fully updated information, including:

• The best piercings and placements for various body parts and body types
• Terminology, techniques, and tools of the trade
• Vital sterility, sanitation, and hygiene information
• Jewelry designs, sizes, materials, and quality
• Piercing aftercare and troubleshooting advice for successful healing
• How to become a piercer, piercing throughout history and in modern culture, and the future of body piercing

The Piercing Bible, Revised and Expanded, includes essential medical and technical updates, as well as refreshed illustrations and jewelry photography, to reflect today's standards and best practices for safe, professional piercing.

The Star Book By Troy Timpel.

8.5”x11” Softcover Book.

52 pages Full Color w/ Black Line Work