Tattoo supplies and equipment

Don't miss New Zealand's biggest ever Tattoo & Art Festival
November 27 & 28, 2010 in New Plymouth. Out of respect for our professional customers we don't like to put our products in front of the general public, so we don't have a booth there, but would like to offer the organisers our best wishes and hope everyone has a great time!

If you have purchased Chinese colour or machines from
Trade-Me, E-Bay or other suppliers and are having problems, please do not contact us for help! PROFESSIONALS ONLY PLEASE!

History of Mystic Art's by Trent Wylie

30 plus years ago it was not possible to purchase Tattoo equipment in New Zealand, all imports were licensed and you could not even purchase foreign cash from the bank. As an aspiring Tattoo artist I was faced with a choice, give up on my ambition of becoming a Tattoo artist or make my own machines and colours!

On the colour side of things I was fortunate in that I was employed as a leading hand colourist for the" New Zealand Paint and Varnish Company". This gave me a good insight into colour formulation and I had access to hundreds of pigments. Through trial and error I was able to come up with a selection of safe, bright pigments, which coincidentally turned out to be virtually the same as used by all major manufacturers in the world today, proving that their are only a select group of pigments that are suitable as Tattoo colours.

On the machine side of things I firstly concentrated on making Rotary machines as these were the most simple to make and even though I came up with some good, reliable machines I was never happy with their motion and they really slowed me down. I then started making twin coil D.C. machines using alloy frames which were good, but like all twin coil, point controlled machines they required constant tuning, and as I really like to work fast they would get quite hot as the only way to speed up point machines, without the need to change front/back springs, capacitors, armatures etc. is to increase the voltage, so you needed to have a few machines set up for specific tasks and 20 years ago having more then two machines was a luxury, let alone different springs. Around this time I was being constantly approached by other aspiring and existing artists to make machines and supply colour for them, thus the supply side to my Tattoo business started.

As I was never happy with D.C twin coil, point operated machines I continued trying out all manor of inventions to come up with something better and eventually made my very first pulse-matic!

This machine was a laminated coil on a stainless steel hand made frame and it just "pumped" and I was so happy with it I used them hard out for 10 years. In 1989 Mystic Art Productions Limited was registered. Once a following had built up for the "Pulsey" I started refining it as the original ran at one speed only and was very loud. Last year Mystic Art's introduced the 4th and final version, the Pulse-Matic "EVO" . No points, fully enclosed with noise dampener and full speed adjustment when used with the frequency generator, my favorite machine!

Over the last 10-15 years I have been so busy with the Tattoo supply side of my business that I have had to put off a lot of Tattoo work just to get orders out, however, now I am focusing back on the Tattoo side of my business, which is where I started before I got side tracked into supplies. The Chinese are now the major world player in this industry and I am not prepared to become a re-seller of Chinese products like amost ALL other suppliers around the world. I will continue to make and supply the core products that I use as an artist and if they are appreciated by others that's fine, if not, that's fine to. I am also quite happy to go over how my machines work in person with any professional artist that is interested. Anyone who would like some artwork is welcome to contact me to make an appointment at mystic@iconz.co.nz or 06 8 341036, I work from my home based Studio in Napier.

All prices and specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Don't miss New Zealand's biggest ever Tattoo & Art Festival November 27 & 28, 2010 in New Plymouth. Out of respect for our professional customers we don't like to put our products in front of the general public, so we don't have a booth there, but would like to offer the organisers our best wishes and hope everyone has a great time! If you have purchased Chinese colour or machines from Trade-Me, E-Bay or other suppliers and are having problems, please do not contact us for help! PROFESSIONALS ONLY PLEASE! History of Mystic Art's by Trent Wylie 30 plus years ago it was not possible to purchase Tattoo equipment in New Zealand, all imports were licensed and you could not even purchase foreign cash from the bank. As an aspiring Tattoo artist I was faced with a choice, give up on my ambition of becoming a Tattoo artist or make my own machines and colours! On the colour side of things I was fortunate in that I was employed as a leading hand colourist for the" New Zealand Paint and Varnish Company". This gave me a good insight into colour formulation and I had access to hundreds of pigments. Through trial and error I was able to come up with a selection of safe, bright pigments, which coincidentally turned out to be virtually the same as used by all major manufacturers in the world today, proving that their are only a select group of pigments that are suitable as Tattoo colours. On the machine side of things I firstly concentrated on making Rotary machines as these were the most simple to make and even though I came up with some good, reliable machines I was never happy with their motion and they really slowed me down. I then started making twin coil D.C. machines using alloy frames which were good, but like all twin coil, point controlled machines they required constant tuning, and as I really like to work fast they would get quite hot as the only way to speed up point machines, without the need to change front/back springs, capacitors, armatures etc. is to increase the voltage, so you needed to have a few machines set up for specific tasks and 20 years ago having more then two machines was a luxury, let alone different springs. Around this time I was being constantly approached by other aspiring and existing artists to make machines and supply colour for them, thus the supply side to my Tattoo business started. As I was never happy with D.C twin coil, point operated machines I continued trying out all manor of inventions to come up with something better and eventually made my very first pulse-matic! This machine was a laminated coil on a stainless steel hand made frame and it just "pumped" and I was so happy with it I used them hard out for 10 years. In 1989 Mystic Art Productions Limited was registered. Once a following had built up for the "Pulsey" I started refining it as the original ran at one speed only and was very loud. Last year Mystic Art's introduced the 4th and final version, the Pulse-Matic "EVO" . No points, fully enclosed with noise dampener and full speed adjustment when used with the frequency generator, my favorite machine! Over the last 10-15 years I have been so busy with the Tattoo supply side of my business that I have had to put off a lot of Tattoo work just to get orders out, however, now I am focusing back on the Tattoo side of my business, which is where I started before I got side tracked into supplies. The Chinese are now the major world player in this industry and I am not prepared to become a re-seller of Chinese products like amost ALL other suppliers around the world. I will continue to make and supply the core products that I use as an artist and if they are appreciated by others that's fine, if not, that's fine to. I am also quite happy to go over how my machines work in person with any professional artist that is interested. Anyone who would like some artwork is welcome to contact me to make an appointment at mystic@iconz.co.nz or 06 8 341036, I work from my home based Studio in Napier. All prices and specifications are subject to change without notice. Top Machines \| Tubes & Grips \| Needles & Jigs \| Colour \| Flash Ordering \| Contact Us © 2010 Mystic Art Productions Limited. All Rights Reserved.

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