Santa Rosa tattoo artist Brandon Bartholomew’s blue 1947 Plymouth Coupe once again sits outside True Till Death Tattoo & Piercing where he works on Santa Rosa Avenue.
On Thursday afternoon, he was back drawing artwork on customers, after state public health officials this week finally lifted restrictions that had for months blocked tattoo shops, nail salons, massage studios and certain types of personal care services businesses from operating indoors.
Since mid-March at the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, Bartholomew, who also has a 1953 Ford, has been living on savings and his wife’s modest income.
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