One More Shift
Step back in time to a legendary moment in tattooing history with this handcrafted diorama, an original piece of art that immortalizes the iconic Long Beach tattoo shop opened in 1927—”The oldest little shop in the USA”. This multi medium piece captures the essence of a late night on the empty streets of the pike Long Beach, California, where Rick “PaPa” Walters, the legendary shop manager, stands out front, patiently waiting for his crew to wrap up so he can lock the gates and call it a day.
The detail of this diorama has been was crafted by hand, from the weathered shop façade to the atmospheric lighting that evokes the warm glow of a coastal night. The figure of Rick Walters is a tribute to his indelible mark on the tattooing world but more importantly the legacy PaPa gave to his crew. The piece seamlessly blends materials and textures, showcasing the heart and dedication behind its creation.
Collectors, tattoo enthusiasts, or admirers of historic tattoo Americana, this one-of-a-kind diorama is more than just a display—it’s a vivid snapshot of a moment in time, a celebration of tradition, and a tribute to the enduring spirit of tattoo tradition.
Step back in time to a legendary moment in tattooing history with this handcrafted diorama, an original piece of art that immortalizes the iconic Long Beach tattoo shop opened in 1927—”The oldest little shop in the USA”. This multi medium piece captures the essence of a late night on the empty streets of the pike Long Beach, California, where Rick “PaPa” Walters, the legendary shop manager, stands out front, patiently waiting for his crew to wrap up so he can lock the gates and call it a day.
The detail of this diorama has been was crafted by hand, from the weathered shop façade to the atmospheric lighting that evokes the warm glow of a coastal night. The figure of Rick Walters is a tribute to his indelible mark on the tattooing world but more importantly the legacy PaPa gave to his crew. The piece seamlessly blends materials and textures, showcasing the heart and dedication behind its creation.
Collectors, tattoo enthusiasts, or admirers of historic tattoo Americana, this one-of-a-kind diorama is more than just a display—it’s a vivid snapshot of a moment in time, a celebration of tradition, and a tribute to the enduring spirit of tattoo tradition.
Step back in time to a legendary moment in tattooing history with this handcrafted diorama, an original piece of art that immortalizes the iconic Long Beach tattoo shop opened in 1927—”The oldest little shop in the USA”. This multi medium piece captures the essence of a late night on the empty streets of the pike Long Beach, California, where Rick “PaPa” Walters, the legendary shop manager, stands out front, patiently waiting for his crew to wrap up so he can lock the gates and call it a day.
The detail of this diorama has been was crafted by hand, from the weathered shop façade to the atmospheric lighting that evokes the warm glow of a coastal night. The figure of Rick Walters is a tribute to his indelible mark on the tattooing world but more importantly the legacy PaPa gave to his crew. The piece seamlessly blends materials and textures, showcasing the heart and dedication behind its creation.
Collectors, tattoo enthusiasts, or admirers of historic tattoo Americana, this one-of-a-kind diorama is more than just a display—it’s a vivid snapshot of a moment in time, a celebration of tradition, and a tribute to the enduring spirit of tattoo tradition.
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