| Tattoos finding more mainstream audience By: Krista Macomber When you think of tattoos, what type of person comes to mind? At one point in history if you had a tattoo you were either a part of a gang, a member of the military, or some form of degenerate, said Jeremy Day, 27, a body piercing appre... tnhonline.com |
Viney uses lots of ink for his tatts and stats DEVONPORT footballer Clinton Viney is being noticed for more than his distinctive tattoos in his debut season in the Wrest Point Tasmanian State League. theadvocate.com.au |
Summer fun begins Its time for outdoor festivals. Great Beginnings in Hardyston held its 5th Annual Concert on the Lawn on Thursday, June 10, when it honored dads. There was a DJ, games, face paining, temporary tattoos, crafts for the kids and all of the families were asked to bring a picnic dinner. This years concert was sponsored by Box Tops for Education to help promote family fitness. strausnews.com |
Video: Taiwan Fights Tattoo Stereotypes Tattoos have only recently started to gain public acceptance in Taiwan. The island hosted its first international tattoo convention to help promote tattoos as body art and not the mark of the underworld. cbsnews.com |
HAMMOND TATTOO BENEFIT WEDNESDAY COSHOCTON -- Sixth Street Tattoo will donate all proceeds from tattoos given from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Wednesday, at the business to the Russell Hammond Benefit fund. coshoctontribune.com |