Rock and Roll Coloring Book: Rock and Roll Coloring Book
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Rock and Roll Coloring Book: Rock and Roll Coloring Book
Rock and Roll Tattoo Coloring Book. This 8.5"x11" book is filled with skulls, day of the dead,tigers, knives and tattoo motif drawings all done on one side of the page only so you can frame and hang. There is almost 50 full page designs. This is from Internationally Published, Award winning New York based Tattoo artist Cort Bengtson Of Cort’s Royal Ink Tattoo Company and Royal Flash. All of this art work was drawn between 2010-2017 in my spare time. The images in this book are great for beginners as it will give them guidance and reference for what great designs look like and great if you are a professional who wants this book for the stencils. Do just one design and triple your money! So whether you just like coloring in tattoo artwork or you or someone you know is an aspiring tattoo artist. There is something everyone can learn from and enjoy.
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