F L A U N T
There’s a difference between building a business and embodying it. Brad and Cameron Fink operate in the space where craft and vision intersect, where decades of tattooing meet modern visibility, and where experience is translated into something that feels both personal and cultural. Their world isn’t defined by one role or one lane. It moves between art, entrepreneurship, and partnership—fluid, instinctive, and intentional.
For Brad Fink, tattooing has never been separate from how he sees the world. With more than four decades in the industry, his work is shaped by repetition, discipline, and an internal understanding of movement that only comes from time.
That same instinct carries into everything he touches, not as reinvention, but as refinement.
It’s in the small details. The adjustments most people overlook.
FINK Caps™ is a patented, slanted oval ink cap used by tattooers to hold ink, designed to improve through an intuitive angle.
It doesn’t try to complicate the process.
It shifts it, slightly, intentionally.
Traditional ink caps sit upright and round. FINK Caps™ are designed on a slant with an oval shape, aligning more naturally with the artist’s hand. The result is smoother movement, better visibility into the cap, and more controlled ink loading.
It’s a subtle change.
But one that becomes obvious in use.
While Brad represents legacy and instinct, Cameron Fink brings expansion and direction.
As CEO and a serial entrepreneur, she moves with clarity, taking something simple and positioning it within a broader landscape of visibility, brand identity, and growth.
Her approach is less about following structure and more about recognizing momentum, knowing when to push, when to scale, and how to make something resonate beyond its function.
Together, their dynamic is defined, not divided.
As their visibility grows, with features on MSN and upcoming placements across Tampa television, Flaunt, and Haute Living, the conversation around their work is expanding beyond product and into something more personal.
Brad’s upcoming coronary bypass surgery has brought a new layer of awareness, one that Cameron is helping bring into the open by encouraging him to share his voice and experience with the tattoo community.
At the same time, she is working alongside Brad and Michelle Myles to work with tattooers to create pieces centered around heart health awareness, including a collaborative book and flash artwork, using creativity as a way to start conversations that don’t always happen.
“We navigate everything together—the good and the hard,” she says.
It’s not separate from what they’re creating.
It’s part of it.
As the brand continues to gain momentum, the next phase of FINK Caps™ is already taking shape.
New series, including OG Gold, Boss Pink, and more expressive designs like leopard, reflect a shift into identity and aesthetic, not just function.
At the same time, Cameron is preparing to expand FINK Caps into the permanent makeup industry in 2027, introducing the same intuitive design to a new category of artists.
It’s a natural progression.
Not a departure, just the next layer.
Nothing about FINK Caps™ is forced.
It’s not about changing tattooing; it’s about improving a small part of the process in a way that feels natural.
Simple. Intentional.
And grounded in real experience.
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