| At the MFA: Japanese artists popularized the art of the tattoo Centuries ago, the Japanese popularized the art of the tattoo, reflected in a new exhibit at the MFA titled "Under the Skin: Tattoos in Japanese Prints." metrowestdailynews.com |
MULTIMEDIA: It's Post Prom pandemonium at Perkiomen Valley They traded in bow ties and cummerbunds for T-shirts and shorts, high heels for sneakers and flip-flops, makeup for airbrushed tattoos. montgomerynews.com |
LIFE: Ink stories - tattoos say a lot if you know how to read them A person's ink tells a story, says Ed Woods, owner, operator and tattoo artist for Evening Shade Tattoo in Grande Prairie.[...] dailyheraldtribune.com |
Tattoo Artist Uses His Art To Spread His Faith Steven Neill, 41, was hard at work Saturday at his tattoo shop, New Covenant Ink. The majority of his body is covered in tattoos. One reads "white power." The words "skin head" are tattooed across his knuckles. But where he once had a tattooed swastika is now replaced with a nautical star, an apt analogy for the changes he made to his lifestyle while serving a 17 year prison sentence. cbs11tv.com |
So This Is What A Tattoo Machine Is Made Of [Tattoos] # tattoos I'm not scared of needles but tattoo machines are sorta intimidating. I just never knew what the hell the rest of the nuts and bolts were. Now that I know it's just o-rings, yokes, and armature bars, I'm totally inking myself. More » gizmodo.com |