From minimalist wrist designs to full sleeves, body art has become so common that it barely raises an eyebrow. But while the ...

From social security numbers to butterflies, tattoo designs have changed dramatically over the last 150 years. From 1960 to 1995, the number of tattoo artists working in the US skyrocketed from 500 to ...

If getting inked is on your new year goals, consider going through these expert tips on skin type, tone, texture, placement ...

If you've ever considered getting a tattoo (or already have one) you know it can be a daunting decision. While we love the idea of having a beautiful, permanent work of art displayed on our skin, the ...

What is the Blackdot AI tattoo machine and how does it work? Blackdot is not just a new tool. It's a complete reimagining of how tattoos are created. This device doesn't look like a traditional tattoo ...

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The Chinese language is difficult, and perhaps no one has struggled more with it than the inkers and bearers of America’s Chinese-character tattoos. Most infamous was probably the tattoo on Britney ...

Last month, in the midst of the holiday season, when many tattoo studios traditionally see a surge in customers eager to ...

Tattoos have long been a way for people to express their personal style, beliefs, and creativity. However, the commitment to permanent ink can be daunting for some, leading many to seek alternatives ...

For some, fresh ink is a way to permanently honor a person or meaningful symbol. For others, it’s an excuse to get a visually striking piece of art on their skin. According to a new Pew Research study ...

Left with a sour taste in your mouth after looking at that tattoo you thought would be “sooo meaningful forever”? Cringing at a matching tattoo you got with someone you’re no longer close to? You’re ...