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We’re hitting the road and bringing tattoo history with us! Join Lucky Supply at Ink Mania Tattoo Fest in Tampa Florida April 25-27, where we’re rolling in with a 2,000 sq. ft. mobile tattoo museum packed with legendary artifacts and rare pieces of tattoo history.
Read MoreWe understand that Hurricanes Helene and Milton have impacted many in our community, ourselves included, and we want to extend our support to you.
Read MoreWith over 50 pieces of art entered this was one of our best years yet! Keep your eyes peeled for some rad new stickers in your upcoming order.
Read MoreToday, as we look back at the history of tattooing, Doc Forbs stands out as a pioneer who helped shape the industry into what it is today. His story is a reminder of the rich cultural heritage embedded in the art of tattooing and the impact one individual can have on an entire industry.
Read MoreMaster Tattoo, America’s oldest family-owned and operated tattoo parlor west of the Mississippi River, holds a storied legacy that began in 1949 with its founder, "Tahiti Felix" Lynch. Born and raised in the Midwest, Felix embarked on a transformative journey when he hitched a ride on a merchant ship bound for Polynesia in his youth.
Read MoreThis June, our team traveled across the country to attend two incredible tattoo conventions: the Tattoo Rites Convention in San Diego, CA, and the Riverside Tattoo Invitational in Knoxville, TN. Both shows were packed with phenomenal artists, and we loved meeting so many new faces.
Read MoreHey, artists! 🎉 Do you want to see your art turned into a sticker or more, to be included in our famous Lucky Supply swag bag? Hurry entries close July 31 2024!
Read MoreThe Bristol Tattoo Club, founded in 1953 by Les Skuse, stands as a pioneering institution in the tattooing world…
Read MoreBernard Lyle Kobel (Dec 19, 1906 - Aug 1, 1985) lived quite a remarkable life which encompassed various artistic passions and pursuits. photographer, photojournalist, writer, cartoonist, and poet. His entrepreneurial spirit shone through as he took over his parents' mail-order business, and offered an eclectic array of photographs capturing the unusual and the extraordinary. Among his vast collection were images of odd houses, freak animals, and tattooed people, numbering over 1700 photographs in total.
Read MoreEstablished in 2000, the Lucky Supply Tattoo Museum in Largo, Florida, stands as a significant landmark in tattoo history and culture. Spanning over 2,000 square feet, the museum houses an extensive collection of tattoo memorabilia, showcasing artifacts dating from the early 1800s to the present day.
Read MoreUnveiling the Story Behind the Decks: An Interview with Artist Mike Wilson
In celebration of his latest skateboard deck release, Lucky had the pleasure of catching up with artist Mike Wilson to delve into his deep-rooted connection with skateboarding. Read on for their engaging conversation.
Read MoreEnter the realm of artist Todd Noble, known for his influential flash books like "The Look of Love," "Paper Dolls," and "Lady Heads." For one weekend only this March, Todd will be tattooing at the Lucky Supply Tattoo Museum. Don't miss your chance to be a part of this unique event.
Read MoreDid you know there were two very talented Ralph's running around in the 1950's? Often confused by name alone, both were very talented artists that left behind quite the visual legacy.
Read MoreLucky Supply is the leader in earth-friendly products and our full collection of Eco friendly and biodegradable barrier and disposable products are a great way to cut down on your tattoo supply waste.
Read MoreDid you know that there's an apartment inside of the Lucky Supply Tattoo Museum?!
Read MoreStencil Green, Our best-selling stencil cream is back; join us as we sit down with its creator to answer some important questions.
Read MoreThinking about switching to eco-friendly tattoo supplies? Discover the top reasons tattooers worldwide are going green.
Read MoreLegendary tattoo artist and historian Henk Schiffmacher takes us on a personal journey through the history of tattooing from the 1730s to the 1970s in this oversized book of stunning tattoo artifacts and designs.
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