![]() |
Home // About Us // FAQ |
Contact Us // Privacy Policy |
About Us
Joshua came to writing his books when he was invited to be an apprentice tattoo artist in the late Nineteen-Nineties to early Two-Thousands. He recognized that all of his tattooing teachers spent a large amount of their time schooling their apprentices in many topics and matters that could be mastered by the apprentices on their own time; If there was just an apprentice artist's textbook for them to take home, thus saving the tattoo artist's time and effort. The only book available at the time was Huck Spaulding's A-Z of Tattooing, and it was expensive and not easily available outside of the United States of America at that time. The need for a text book that had more ideas and techniques was apparent.
|