Jumpin' Jack Flash was founded by a real life artist (Shane Clark). Shane is someone who has traveled around the US and met many of the tattoo shops and established business relations with them personally.
Shane travels to conventions regularly and speaks to the tattoo shop owners and artists on a personal level.
Shane is a very friendly person and maintains a high business ethic as well. To this person Art is life, and he feels the sincere need to be around other artists and speak to them personally. This helps our sales by establishing loyalty on a more personal level.
Shane also writes to friends and fans daily. As a writer this person has written several books on the Celts and is a big help to any friends and fans on a regular basis. This also establishes loyalty within the community. People respect the availability to them and have a more personal feeling about the tattoos that they receive from our company. They know the struggle and the unwillingness to give up on oneself and ones art. Shane loves friends and fans for the help and support they give to him daily.
Shane is on a personal quest to unite artists into a community that will protect the world of Tattoo Art.
Shane is a sincere person to artists, they are respected and worked with, on a personal level. They are informed which cities their art will be sold in as well as what is felt that will sell the best. Advice is given on what they can do to improve as a Tattoo Flash Artist. Contact is constantly available to them day or night if they need any help or have an issue that needs resolved immediately.
Company history 
Jumpin' Jack Flash was originally thought up by Mr. Webb, from Jokers Wild, in Fort Collins, Colorado (Shane's first sale). Webb is one of the leading Tattoo Artists in the Tattoo Community and was the first to open a shop at the Sturgis Rally and can be found at the Rosini Family Gypsi. To this day Web receives the first of Shane's work. Shane is truly loyal and respects that Webb helped as a guide, and believed in the art from the very beginning.