Here's Looking At You! is an entertaining, thought-provoking, and positive look at the many choices Americans are making to celebrate themselves by shaping, designing, and adorning their bodies. Presenting more than a dozen personal stories, Here's Looking At You! takes a close look at everyday people of various ages and backgrounds who are using their bodies to make their own individual statements to the world. Whether it’s through elaborate hairdos, tattoos, cosmetic surgery, and airbrushed nails, or through piercings brandings, and scarification, these stories examine the personal choices they've made to mark their bodies in order to reflect their individuality and to feel great about themselves. While other films have focused on the freakish aspects of body art, Here's Looking At You! challenges audiences to think about adornment as a spectrum--a sliding scale on which each of us has some position we occupy. This is a warm and joyful celebration of the diversity and beauty of body art, capturing a full range of personal aesthetic expression--regardless of age, race, or economics.

This paint should NOT be used for face painting. Yellow, Red, Blue, Black, Hot Pink, Green, Purple, Orange, and White

This unique book by tattoo artist Takahiro Kitamura (Horitaka, a pupil of Horiyoshi III) discusses the art of the Japanese tattoo in the context of Ukiyo-e, concentrating on the parallel histories of the woodblock print and the tattoo. Through high quality illustrations it shows that the Japanese tattoo is highly reliant on and linked to the woodblock print and that it deserves a position among the other art forms. A range of typical ukiyo-e motifs in the Japanese tattoo are discussed and illustrated by the original Japanese prints, and sketches, drawings and tattoos by tattoo master Horiyoshi III. The book ends with a special essay by Don Ed Hardy.

For centuries, Mexican artisans have expressed their creativity in a splendid array of crafts, painting, pottery, sculpture, and textiles.Drawing on that heritage, here is a quartet of tattoos to adorn an ankle or shoulder. A mosaic armadillo, flower-embellished skull, dotty donkey, and "Day of the Dead" pallbearers await you in a splash of vivid color.Dimensions: 4 3/16 x 5 3/4Page Count: 2

Ichiban Sumi has just finished their new line of lining and shading inks. Make your tattoo artwork come to life and jump off the skin in 3-D. Create dynamic shades of black that lays easily into the skin.

Quality Stainless Steel Single Use Sterile Individually Packaged Shader Tattoo Needles. Sold in 50 Packs Only. 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed!!!

Tattoo Ink by Joker Tattoo. 15 colors in 1oz. bottles.

Find out if you like to work with paste, powder, premixed or color henna. Not sure the best way to apply henna? No problem, this kits has every type of henna applicator so that you can find out which way you like best. No artistic skills? This kit has you covered. Henna transfer paper and design book give you everything you need to create profesional looking tattoos in no time. This kit will allow you to experiment till you find out what works nest for you. Then just reorder what you need. Great as a gift and for parties or sleepovers. Included Henna Products: 40 grams of high quality Shweta brand sifted henna powder, 4 empty disposable henna cones for filling, 1 tube natural henna paste with 3 design tips, 1 pre-filled cone of henna paste, 2 tubes of colored henna (colors will vary), 1 bottle Myrtle mehndi oil (6 ml), 4 Moroccan Syringe Applicator Bottles and 5 syringe tips (gauges 19,18,17,16 & 14), 3 Sheets of transfer paper with activator,1 Beachcombers! Henna Design Book (8 1/2" X 5 1/2" - 36 pages),complete easy-to-understand instructions.

After devoting nearly twenty years of his life to the art of tattoo, where his is revered for his efforts to elevate the medium into the realm of fine art, Paul Booth has become a household name. His unparalleled dedication to the evolution of his craft has garnered him numerous awards around the globe, top tier magazine features (among them, many cover stories), public and television appearances including CNN, MSNBC, DISCOVERY, A&E, TLC, MTV and more. Through his deep involvement in organizations such as The National Arts Club one of the oldest and most respected art institutions in the Nation Booth is continually driven to help push the tattoo industry forward in as many ways as possible. In 2000, he created an international art movement called The ArtFusion Experiment with Filip and Titine Leu, world-renowned tattooists from Switzerland. ArtFusion succeeded and continues to unite leading tattoo artists from around the world to create one of a kind works of art. Booth s masterful paintings and macabre tattoo art is notable for its aggressive nature, and, as such, has been in high demand among dark art and tattoo enthusiasts for decades, including numerous major bands in the metal scene such as Slayer, Slipknot, Pantera, Down, Lamb of god and many more. In 2002, Rolling Stone Magazine featured Booth and proudly crowned him The new king of rock tattoos. A rolling stone himself, Booth can t stop moving, and has recently stepped into the arena of film. His directorial debut, the award winning feature documentary The ArtFusion Experiment, continues to extend the reach and success of the movement he created. As a director and lifelong horror fan, he finds film to be an exciting and fresh form of expression. His experimental, pseudo-documentary Paul Booth's Last Rites: Volume I deftly illustrates his unique, twisted vision. And, yes, he still enjoys tattooing!