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09/08/2026

DTF Pressing 101

In Part 1, we’re breaking down how to properly press DTF transfers so you get a clean, professional finish every time.

From placement and pressure to temperature and timing, we’re walking through the basics that can make or break your final result.

If you’re new to DTF or just want to tighten up your pressing process, start here.

Part 2 coming next.

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09/07/2026

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Ink Over Scars New Era SnapbackPut your story on your head. The Ink Over Scars New Era Snapback takes everything the bra...
09/07/2026

Ink Over Scars New Era Snapback

Put your story on your head.

The Ink Over Scars New Era Snapback takes everything the brand stands for and packs it into one seriously clean cap.

The front features the signature INK ØVER SCAR$ logo, the side is finished with our Made by Unlimited Arts signature, and across the back, right above the snapback opening, sits the reminder that ties it all together:

PROOF YOU MADE IT.

Because this isn’t just another hat. It’s another piece of your story.

Rock it because the message means something to you. Rock it because you survived something. Or rock it simply because it looks badass. Around here, you decide what it represents.

Each cap is an authentic New Era snapback with an adjustable closure for an easy, comfortable fit.

Details: New Era cap • Adjustable snapback • Ink Over Scars front graphic • “Proof You Made It” back detail • Made by Unlimited Arts side signature • Multiple colorways available

Your scars tell the story. Your style tells it your way. Prof you made it.

For the Ink Over Scars Autism Line, we wanted to create something that felt full of movement, personality and color. Ins...
09/07/2026

For the Ink Over Scars Autism Line, we wanted to create something that felt full of movement, personality and color. Instead of building the design around one single shade, we brought a whole spectrum together, layering and blending the colors into one piece of art. The result feels part awareness piece, part graffiti wall, part controlled chaos, and that combination felt exactly right for Ink Over Scars.

The explosion of color can represent autism awareness and acceptance. It can represent all of the different personalities, perspectives, emotions, strengths and ways of seeing the world that exist within the autism community.

But it can also just look like graffiti.

It can look like paint thrown against a wall. Street art. Chaos. Creativity. Individuality. A million different colors refusing to stay inside the lines.

And that is exactly the point.

Because with Ink Over Scars, we don’t want to tell you what your clothing has to mean.

Maybe you wear this piece because autism is part of your story. Maybe someone you love is autistic. Maybe the colors remind you of someone. Maybe you connect with the idea of being different. Maybe you love graffiti and street art. Or maybe you just looked at it and thought, that shirt is fu***ng dope.

All of those reasons are valid.

Ink Over Scars has always been about taking the things that make us different, the things we’ve survived, the things we carry and even the things we can’t always explain, and turning them into something we choose to wear proudly.

We created the artwork.

You decide what it means.

That’s Ink Over Scars.

Your story. Your colors. Your meaning.
Proof You Made It.

09/02/2026

I NEED AN ARTIST’S HELP.

I’m looking for someone to help create something really important for Ink Over Scars.

Not a logo.
Not lettering.
Not a full illustration.

A symbol.

Something simple, meaningful, recognizable, and powerful enough to represent what Ink Over Scars stands for: survival, healing, resilience, and the idea that what we’ve been through becomes part of our story.

Think of the way certain symbols can say everything without using a single word. That’s what I’m hoping to find.

And rather than just sitting down and trying to force something ourselves, I want to open this up to the artists who understand what this movement is becoming.

So I’m looking for artists, tattoo artists, illustrators, designers, or anyone with an idea in their head that they think could become the symbol of Ink Over Scars.

It needs to be:
• Simple enough to recognize instantly
• Strong enough to stand completely on its own
• Meaningful without needing words
• Something that could eventually live on clothing, tags, hats, patches, jewelry, stickers, tattoos and more

I’d love to turn this into a contest and choose one design that truly feels like us.

If you think you could create it, or you know an artist who would absolutely crush this, tag them below or send me a message.

I’m not just looking for a cool graphic.

I’m looking for the symbol that people will eventually see and immediately know:

Ink Over Scars.

08/31/2026

I’m Brad and this is my brand

When you’re pursuing your destiny you have to be selfish, you have to be maniacal, you have to be uncompromising. You ha...
08/30/2026

When you’re pursuing your destiny you have to be selfish, you have to be maniacal, you have to be uncompromising. You have to move in a way that it is an unwavering faith. It doesn’t matter how fu**ed up that s**t might look. You have to believe the delusion. Because it’s only delusional until it works, so was it really delusional?

You can’t expect people to recognize your brand if you only represent it when you’re trying to make a sale.If you own a ...
08/28/2026

You can’t expect people to recognize your brand if you only represent it when you’re trying to make a sale.

If you own a clothing brand, wear your clothes.
Not just at events. Not just for content. Wear them to the store, the gym, dinner, everywhere.

If you sell food, let people taste it. Carry samples. Put it in people’s hands.

If you sell a service, talk about what you do. Show the work. Show the process. Show the results.

You have to become walking brand recognition.

People should see you and immediately think of your business. They should recognize your colors, your logo, your style, your message, your products.

Building a brand is bigger than posting on social media and hoping somebody notices.

It’s repetition.
It’s consistency.
It’s showing up.
It’s representing your own product harder than you expect anybody else to.

Because before people buy the brand, they have to remember the brand.

And if you want people to believe in what you’re building, you should be the first person wearing it, using it, sharing it, talking about it and putting it in front of people.

Don’t just own the brand. Be the brand.

08/25/2026

Sorry the video is a little long. People have been asking how the printing process works and what machine I have so I just wanted to make a video on that process

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