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Making Flash Tattoos Great Again | Adam Harmon on Cartoons, Tattoo Culture & Shop Life

In this episode of the Honest Tattooer Podcast, Jon Mesa and co-host Matt Truiano sit down with their guest, Adam Harmon. Adam shares his journey from apprenticeship to becoming a full-time tattoo artist at Hope Gallery Tattoo in New Haven, Connecticut. The discussion covers a wide range of topics including the challenges of long apprenticeships, the appeal of classic cartoon tattoos, and the differences in tattoo culture between urban and rural areas. They also delve into the nuances of reworking old tattoos, the impact of digital photography on tattoo art, and the importance of flash in tattoo studios. Tune in for an engaging and informative conversation that offers valuable insights into the world of tattooing. 👥 Follow Our Hosts & Guest: • Jon Mesa: @Jonmesatattoos • Matt Truiano: @Matttruiano •Adam Harmon - @adamharmontattoo 💡 Sponsors: • Tattoo Pro – The all-in-one software solution for tattoo shops: https://tattoopro.io • Tattoo Armour – The ultimate aftercare and tattoo protection solution: https://tattooarmourusa.com • Tattoo Smart – Industry-leading digital tools for tattoo artists: https://tattoosmart.com use code HONEST25 • Force of Focus – The premium coaching community for tattoo artists: https://forceoffocus.com • Steadfast Tattoo Supply – Providing professional tattooers with the best quality equipment on the market. For tattooers, by tattooers https://steadfasttattooco.com/ 00:00 Introduction 03:51 Disney and Animation Influence 06:51 Tattooing Techniques and Challenges 08:09 Working with Joe and Hope Gallery 14:59 Client Interactions and Experiences 26:18 Reworking and Covering Tattoos 32:24 Gabe Joins the Conversation 38:52 Tattoo Drama: Client and Artist Conflicts 42:09 Living Close to Work: Perks and Stories 47:32 The Art of Flash Tattoos 55:24 Photography in Tattooing: Then and Now 01:08:21 Recognizing Tattoos and Clients