"FLASH DAY" tattoo-shop event poster in American traditional style, on aged cream paper, with a date banner and a walk-in line. Large red-and-black split capitals stacked around a small anchor, with two roses, two swallows, a shop-name banner on top and a red ribbon with the date and hours. Swap the shop name, date, hours and headline to remake it as your own flash-day poster.

A vintage American traditional tattoo flash day event poster on aged cream manila paper, faint watercolour unevenness inside the fills, flat even daylight, no glow, no cast shadows. Every shape is closed by a heavy, even black outline with solid black shading down one side. Limited palette of black, red, mustard yellow and leaf green with a little sky blue, laid in as flat fills. Top tier: a small ribbon banner with swallowtail ends, mustard yellow fill, reading in small black capitals "BLACK ANCHOR TATTOO". Centre tier, dominant: the title "FLASH DAY" stacked on two lines, filling about 70% of the poster width. Bold upright Tuscan-style capitals with thick stems, thin horizontals, pointed wedge serifs and a small spur on each thick stem. Heavy black outline. The left half of each thick stroke is solid black and the right half flat saturated red, with a hard straight edge between them. Two or three short white highlight dashes sit on the red. Flat opaque ink, no gradient, no 3D. Framing the title: a red rose with green leaves in the upper left, a second larger rose with leaves in the lower right. Two classic swallows with sky blue and red wings, mustard bellies and black outlines fly in from the upper right and lower left. A black anchor with a rope sits small between the lines. Small four-point sparkles, dots and short radiating lines fill the gaps. Lower tier: a long wavy red ribbon banner with forked swallowtail ends, bold cream capitals outlined in black reading "SATURDAY JUNE 7 • 12–8 PM". Beneath it, in solid black Tuscan capitals, "WALK-INS WELCOME", flanked by two small black stars. Generous margin of bare paper around the edge. Like a 1940s sailor flash sheet.