Our gift for the convention
Free plates for visitors of Atlanta Days of the Dead Tattoo Expo
January 22 to January 24, 2027 · Atlanta · Atlanta Marriott Marquis
Eight comic plates about life on the convention floor, each drawn in a different tattoo tradition, from American traditional flash to Japanese woodblock. They are free, in 4K, for your studio, your wall or your collection.Print them, pin them up, share them.
Made by Poli International for the visitors. We are not affiliated with the organisers. Dates can move: check with the organiser before you travel.

Welcome to the Atlanta Days of the Dead Tattoo Expo 2027. Bring a compass.
American traditional flash: a lost visitor with a map under a blank street sign and a giant peach. “Is the hotel on Peachtree Street, Peachtree Avenue, or Peachtree Circle?”
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Three hours of rotting zombie makeup ruined by one tiny shading needle.
Horror comic: a fan in full zombie make-up gets a real tattoo, and the artist keeps a straight face. “Please tell me we are almost done!”
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The line for a swamp monster’s autograph is always longer than the tattoo queue.
Japanese woodblock: a bored artist watches a line of ghosts wind over the hills to a monster signing at his desk. “I think he was an extra in scene four!”
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Permanently dedicating your skin to an actor whose signature resembles a flatlining heart monitor.
Black and grey realism: a horror actor’s autograph goes on a forearm, every scribble of it. “Make sure you capture every illegible loop!”
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When your prepaid photo session perfectly overlaps with your arm sleeve appointment.
Gothic engraving: a half-bandaged visitor runs down the hotel corridor, pocket watch in hand, a ghoul close behind. “Tell the artist to pause my suffering, I need to smile!”
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By Sunday evening the artists look far worse than the fans who arrived in costume.
Neo-traditional: a hollow-eyed artist and his coffee, surrounded by roses and the ghosts of three days of stencils. “I am seeing phantom stencils floating in the air.”
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Hauling a heavy resin prop weapon to the hotel bar impresses nobody.
Blackwork: a caped vampire brandishes a giant prop sword at the bar; the tattooed man beside him is unmoved. “This plastic sword cost me more than a full backpiece!”
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Will you survive the Atlanta Days of the Dead Tattoo Expo 2027?
1950s drive-in poster: a giant tattoo machine rises over the Atlanta skyline while werewolves, vampires and zombies flee. “Join us in the ink and the shadows!”
Download free in 4K4K = 5504 x 3232 pixels, sharp up to poster size. Every joke is on us, the visitors. Every monster here is our own: no film villain was harmed.
There is much more in our shop
Hundreds of plates in every drawing style, printed albums for the waiting room, framed posters for the wall. For studios and for every body art lover.