Guy Aitchison will lead off the Third Virtual Tattoo Gathering, letting everyone know what the event is about, introducing the day's speakers, and providing instructions on how to navigate and get the most out of this new experience. Viewer questions welcome.
Drop by the various booths on the Ballroom floor and watch live tattooing, join studio or factory tours, speak directly with artists and chat with other guests. Each booth has its own channel featuring a variety of live content which includes interviews and other fun in-depth material. You can see which booths are live by looking at the Ballroom Floor page.
Jo is settled in the medieval market town of Shrewsbury bordering the Welsh countryside; clients travel from all over the world to her private creative space to experience the unique talents and spend time with one of the industry’s most dynamic, creative and nicest people.
Join various noted tattoo podcasters and publishers for a series of insightful and entertaining interviews with some of today's noted figures in tattooing.
Join our sponsors in taking a look at their latest tattooing products, including demonstrations by top artists and a number of amazing product giveaways.
Guy will open the second day by introducing the Monday's speakers and talking about the day's schedule. Audience questions are encouraged, which will help guests understand how to get the most of their Virtual Tattoo Gathering experience.
Tattoo Society was a pivotal presence in tattoo publishing when it first hit the magazine racks, raising the bar for quality and artistic diversity to new levels. It’s publisher, Tony Romel, continues to do insightful interviews with trail blazing artists. In this coming Virtual Tattoo Gathering he will interview groundbreaking realist and book publisher Mike Devries about the current state of the art along with his new book.
Join our sponsors in taking a look at their latest tattooing products, including demonstrations by top artists and a number of amazing product giveaways.
Many of you are already familiar with this fun and somewhat sloppy tattoo tradition, which has become a sought-after distraction during the pandemic. If you have nerves of steel, you can submit your work for critique at critiques@virtualtattoogathering.com. Be sure to specify "drunk critique" with your images.
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