Snail Tattoos
Need a new buddy? Look no further than our petite Snail Tattly, designed by Victor Melendez!
- Set of 2
- Measures 2.5" x 1.5"
- Safe & non-toxic
- Printed with vegetable-based ink
- Made in the USA
- FDA-compliant and fun for all ages
Tattlys last on average 2-4 days. They work best on oil-free areas where skin does not stretch and kept clean!
About the Artist
Victor Melendez is an art director, graphic designer and illustrator based in Seattle. He has created award-winning work for a wide variety of clients that include REI, T-Mobile, Starbucks, Crayola, SubPop, 21st Amendment Brewery, Hallmark, Sasquatch! Music Festival, and many more.
Melendez’s multicultural upbringing gives him a unique approach to craft and style. This distinctive quality has given him the opportunity to not only produce captivating illustrative work but also explore different techniques such as printmaking, silkscreening, engraving, and mural painting. His work has been featured in Communications Arts, HOW, and Print, as well as websites focusing on art and design.
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Description
Need a new buddy? Look no further than our petite Snail Tattly, designed by Victor Melendez!
- Set of 2
- Measures 2.5" x 1.5"
- Safe & non-toxic
- Printed with vegetable-based ink
- Made in the USA
- FDA-compliant and fun for all ages
Tattlys last on average 2-4 days. They work best on oil-free areas where skin does not stretch and kept clean!
About the Artist
Victor Melendez is an art director, graphic designer and illustrator based in Seattle. He has created award-winning work for a wide variety of clients that include REI, T-Mobile, Starbucks, Crayola, SubPop, 21st Amendment Brewery, Hallmark, Sasquatch! Music Festival, and many more.
Melendez’s multicultural upbringing gives him a unique approach to craft and style. This distinctive quality has given him the opportunity to not only produce captivating illustrative work but also explore different techniques such as printmaking, silkscreening, engraving, and mural painting. His work has been featured in Communications Arts, HOW, and Print, as well as websites focusing on art and design.
