Preserving tattoos, the art that lives beyond death

The video discusses the preservation of tattoos after death through the National Association for the Preservation of Skin Art (NAPSA). It explains the process of preserving tattoos, which involves sending a preservation kit to the family, embalming the tattooed skin, and framing it for the beneficiary. Personal stories highlight the emotional significance of preserving tattoos as a way to maintain a connection with loved ones.

What is the main reason Charles Hamm wants to preserve tattoos?

• To donate them to museums

• To sell them as art pieces

• To keep the memories and meanings alive

• To create a tattoo collection

Who is Shelly Craney in the context of NAPSA?

• A tattoo removal specialist

• The founder of NAPSA

• A member of NAPSA

• A tattoo artist

What is the first step in the tattoo preservation process?

• Mailing the tattoo to NAPSA

• Applying an embalming solution

• Framing the tattoo

• Sending a preservation kit to the family

How does the preserved tattoo feel after processing?

• Like silk

• Like parchment paper

• Like metal

• Like rubber

What does the gorilla tattoo symbolize for Charles Hamm?

• Protection for his wife

• A childhood memory

• A love for animals

• Strength and power