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Deaf Dog Ink is a tattoo shop located in Jason Court off Highway 94. They opened just 10 months ago, and their business is growing gradually. A good friend of mine, Bobby Black is currently an apprentice at the shop, looking forward to go to school to get his tattoo license. Bobby is an amazing artist. I labeled his work in my PowerPoint presentation. He started tattooing a little while ago, and I can tell his work has improved significantly. The shop is very tidy and set up like a maze. Each artist’s room surrounds the break/sketch-up room located in the central part of the shop. As you can see in my presentation, art covers the walls and also the artists’ bodies.
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This is my buddy’s tattoo shop located off Highway 94
The front room of the shop
The kitchen, highlighted with and “American” sign and Steve Job’s
biography
A cool piece of art that hangs in the hallway, most likely bought
from a poster shop
An extra tattoo room with two pieces of tattooing/piercing furniture
Equipped with proper health equipment
Proper form of certification
A painting done by Bobby Black, appropriate for Deaf Dog Ink
A picture drawn by one of the other artists that hangs in his
tattooing room
A sketch posted on the bulletin board in the break/sketch up room
A good warning sign
One artist’s room with a Boondock Saints poster
The glass table in the front room and scary stuff
A painting by Bobby Black
A unique painting of Benjamin Franklin by Bobby Black
The owner, Tim’s ink on his leg
Bobby’s friend’s ink of Zombie Homer Simpson
One of Bobby’s sketch-ups of a money lightbulb
A piece of art that hangs in the front room
The owner, Tim’s ink on his arm
