My tattoos tell my story of growing up in prison.Each one represents a certain event or milestone throughout the years.I'm an artist myself.
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My most recent tattoo was actually while I was still in the penn, it's of a guy tatting a dollar bill hence "making money", but sadly I never got to finish it due to the artist being moved to another cellblock but like my other tattoos it's a representation of my journey through life and how I survived off tatting for years, which of course I began in prison. Almost all my tattoos were made with homemade machines,inks and needles and of course no numbing cream lol
If your ink could speak, what would it say?It tells a story of my past, not only that but each tattoo comes with its own memories itself. I can remember exactly what was going on at the time of the tattoo, my mindset, and not only the artist who did it but their story as well. Some of the artists who did my work are sadly never coming back home and I'm glad I'm getting this chance to portray their work to the world.
What would you do with the $25,000?Hookers and cocaine duh. Lol no but really ever since I started tattooing I've dreamt of having my own shop.I would love to open up my own tattoo shop and eventually if possible reconnecting with some of the great artist who I met throughout my stretch in prison some of which I'm already in contact with. It's something we would speak about and plan out for endless hours daydreaming of the day we got another chance at life.
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