Roadrunner tattoo

My roadrunner tattoo. traditional // New Mexico

Artist Pony Reinhardt of Portland-based Tenderfoot Studio (previously) produces wildly creative tattoos which she describes as a “cosmic cataclysm of the Ghastly Phantastic.” Images of the natural world mingle with stars and elements of sacred geometry in a style reminiscent of old etchings and woodblock prints. Reinhardt has also exhibited fine art at the Smithsonian National Gallery of Art and is a US Presidential Scholar of the Arts. More

This years New Mexico Tattoo Fiesta was a great turn out. I got met a lot of really great people both clients and artists that I had been following and chatting with on-line but never got to meet in person. The people are what make this industry such a great thing to be a part of. It's a art form that social interacts like no other. If you ever get the chance to attend or work the New Mexico Tattoo Fiesta you will be a part of a great show!

Love it or hate it, pop culture, as a phenomenon we collectively agree upon, has been with us for more than 60 years, longer than most of us have even existed! Although the term was coined in mid-1800, by the year 1958, it gained the meaning of superficial entertainment as opposed to more ‘serious’ art. These days, though, the definition has yet again changed slightly, but one thing is for sure - you cannot evade pop culture unless you live under a rock (no offense if you do!). These days…

This is a complete black and white roadrunner tattoo which is popular among many people as not everyone likes to color their tattoos and simply wants

roadrunner