A tattoo artist in Idaho is refusing to let incarceration disrupt his career, continuing to operate his shop from inside prison walls. Using a tattoo machine smuggled in by supporters, he has transformed a small cell into a makeshift studio, offering custom ink to fellow inmates. The unconventional setup has drawn attention for its defiance of restrictions and the creative ways prisoners adapt to limited resources. Authorities have yet to comment on how they plan to address the situation.
Tattoo shop owner won't let prison stand in way of business Idaho State Journal
