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Josh Short, based in Brownsburg, United States, is a highly skilled tattoo artist specialising in neotraditional, tribal, and black&gray styles. His pristine studio and use of high-quality protective gear, including Saniderm, Numbskin cream, and Blackwork gloves, showcase his commitment to cleanliness. Despite running two businesses - INKorporated and Short N Sweet Exotic frenchies, his utmost professionalism is evident throughout his work.

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neotraditionalnew schooltribalblack&gray
Brownsburg, United States
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Suggested reads

  • ArticleYobori: Japan's Western Tattoo StyleA guide to Japan's Western tattoo scene. Where the word comes from, what it looks like, and how it fits alongside wabori in modern studios.
  • InterviewIn conversation with Egi SeljaOn freehand tattooing, client trust, intuitive drawing, creative freedom & finding a place between the tattoo studio & the gallery.
  • ArticleLooking After Your Tattoo in the SummerSun, sweat, and swimming are the three fastest ways to wreck a tattoo. How to get a fresh or healed piece through the hot months intact.
  • ArticleIrezumi vs HorimonoTwo names for the same Japanese tattoos, often traded as synonyms yet far from identical: where each word comes from, why one still carries the shadow of punishment, and which to reach for in front of a master.
  • InterviewIn conversation with Yi ShiWispy blackwork & custom tattoos open a conversation about creative freedom, client trust & emotional boundaries, with film and friendship offering other ways to sustain a creative life

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