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.

1. This is my buddy’s tattoo shop located off Highway 94

2. The front room of the shop

3. The kitchen, highlighted with and “American” sign and Steve Job’s
biography

4. A cool piece of art that hangs in the hallway, most likely bought
from a poster shop

5. An extra tattoo room with two pieces of tattooing/piercing furniture

6. Equipped with proper health equipment

7. Proper form of certification

8. A painting done by Bobby Black, appropriate for Deaf Dog Ink

9. A picture drawn by one of the other artists that hangs in his
tattooing room

10. A sketch posted on the bulletin board in the break/sketch up room

11. A good warning sign

12. One artist’s room with a Boondock Saints poster

13. The glass table in the front room and scary stuff

14. A painting by Bobby Black

15. A unique painting of Benjamin Franklin by Bobby Black

16. The owner, Tim’s ink on his leg

17. Bobby’s friend’s ink of Zombie Homer Simpson

18. One of Bobby’s sketch-ups of a money lightbulb

19. A piece of art that hangs in the front room

20. The owner, Tim’s ink on his arm