Boog From The Streets With Love online Gangsta Style Tattoo Flash 51 Sheet Set 11x14", Great Tattoo Shop Investment For Display, Lowrider Artwork

online Boog From The Streets With Love Gangsta Style Tattoo Flash 51 Sheets 11x14"

Please Note These are individually printed sheets and not a bound book.

These are PRINTED Sheets on high quality paper, not some CD collection. This set includes various Tattoo Designs including but not limited to Girls, Hearts, Roses, Black And Gray, Gang, Gangsta, Script, ect. This is a great set to display in your shop. Linework for this set IS NOT included.

This is a great investment for any Tattoo Shop!

Will Ship Flat, Priority Mail.

Ladies, clowns, guns, cars, dollar signs: the wild world of Chicano style tattoo seen by the legendary street artist, Boog. This long-awaited book takes you on a journey through explosive black-and-white designs of tattoo flash by the master of the American Chicano-style tattoo. Sexy and armed ladies, street life in a hot melting pot that becomes the setting of gangsta rap, a noir film set in a land filled with strong emotions. The set includes the artist's most recent drawings as well as his classics. It also features his famous script, making the set a complete reference not only for the Chicano-style, but for custom lettering as well.

Boog was a Mexican-American tattoo artist based in Dallas. He tattooed since the age of 14 and is known to many as the King of Script. His twenty-two years of tattooing have taken him on a journey from the streets to inking some of the stars of today.

KEY POINTS:

The powerful Chicano street-tough look continues to become incorporated as a matter of pride in the fast-growing American Hispanic culture and, as reported by The New York Times, is now part of "the fashion vernacular of non-Latinos as well."
Boog's style conjures a myriad of Mexican iconography, religious themes, demented clowns, lettering, and a meaningful caricature of urban street life.
An inspiration for tattoo artists, street artists, fashionistas, and anyone with an interest in Chicano culture.

R.I.P. To a Legend.