“Stills from a post-modern science-fiction movie set ten minutes in the future.”
That’s how our good friend and Killer Ink sponsored artist Paul Talbot describes his work, and if that doesn’t entice you to check out his tattoos, then nothing will.
Paul has gained many fans over the years for his trash polka-esque work, with each piece completely individual to the customer and never replicated by the artist.
When producing his post-modern tattoos, Paul likes to use a range of different equipment and supplies from Killer Ink, including Brother’s portable printers and scanners for his reference materials.
With a tight schedule from tattooing at Modern Electric Tattoo, jet-setting around the world to conventions and vlogging and writing his column, ‘Tales From the Naughty Step’, for Total Tattoo Magazine, Paul’s time is very valuable.
The use of Brother printers and scanners for the last seven years has proved to be a godsend for Paul as it has allowed him to save time during the tattoo process – every little helps!
Brother’s range of high-quality, portable printers are great for studios and travelling tattoo artists alike, offering a durable yet compact mobile printing solution.
To demonstrate just how easy Brother printers are to use, Paul filmed a tutorial on how to properly set up the equipment, along with some tips on how to use it.
You can check out the set-up guide below.
We spoke to Marc Nelius, product manager at Cheyenne, about how the company has revolutionised the tattoo industry with everything from the first Cheyenne products, through creation of the universal safety cartridge, and right up to the feature-packed SOL Nova Unlimited II!
We had a chat with Phillip Trier, the founder and creator of the innovative stencil products, who gave us more insight into how the spray and film work together to take your stencil transfer game to the next level.
We had the pleasure of visiting Aggie Vnek; Sponsored Artist at Killer Ink, Resident Artist at Abrakadavra Studio, and Pro Artist at Whitfields Tattoo Co. While there, we watched her create an incredible cyborg colour surrealism tattoo featuring bold blackwork elements.
We recently visited Debut Studios in Shoreditch, London to spend time with the team of incredible artists based there. The modern, bright coloured studio had a warm and welcoming vibe with lots of comfy sofas to sit and chat about the amazing work they do.
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When producing his post-modern tattoos, Paul likes to use a range of different equipment and supplies from Killer Ink, including Brother’s portable printers and scanners for his reference materials.
With a tight schedule from tattooing at Modern Electric Tattoo, jet-setting around the world to conventions and vlogging and writing his column, ‘Tales From the Naughty Step’, for Total Tattoo Magazine, Paul’s time is very valuable.
The use of Brother printers and scanners for the last seven years has proved to be a godsend for Paul as it has allowed him to save time during the tattoo process – every little helps!
Brother’s range of high-quality, portable printers are great for studios and travelling tattoo artists alike, offering a durable yet compact mobile printing solution.
To demonstrate just how easy Brother printers are to use, Paul filmed a tutorial on how to properly set up the equipment, along with some tips on how to use it.
You can check out the set-up guide below.
