For two weeks, the house where Rembrandt lived and worked is a working tattoo studio. Henk Schiffmacher’s team is inking visitors through Nov 7, and one volunteer is wearing a full Rembrandt etching across their back.
Denver’s Testimony Ink parked its shop on wheels outside a sports store so fans could make their loyalty permanent before kickoff against the Rams.
More than 250 artists, an international jury, live bands, graffiti, bikes and cars: Palma Arena becomes the island’s new home for ink.
Clients are showing up with machine-made designs. Artists across Europe explain why a screen render isn’t a tattoo, and where AI can actually help.
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Our summer issue cover star on lace-like ink, the flowers she wears for her parents, and the whiskey-fueled tattoo she’ll never live down.
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A true beauty from the land down under on her sons’ names across her stomach, the ex-crush tattoo that backfired, and why she’s keeping one arm clean.
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Fifty-five tattoos and counting: Willow Rae on her parents’ handwriting on her collarbones, going for full coverage, and the session that made her scream.
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An East LA barber who carries her abuela’s portrait on one arm and her mother’s red roses on the other.
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A Swedish hairstylist in Austin whose illustrative sleeves mix Norse myth, a sun that never sets and a snake that started it all.
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A London-born makeup artist in Atlanta with a realism sleeve for her mother and a red-ink 222 that became her signature.
Read her story ›A free show in Canterbury presents women tattooers as artists first, in an industry where they are still estimated to be about one in four.
For two weeks, the house where Rembrandt lived and worked is a working tattoo studio. Henk Schiffmacher’s team is inking visitors through Nov 7, and one volunteer is wearing a full Rembrandt etching across their back.
On Nov 1, 2006, Oklahoma became the last state in the country to legalize tattooing. Twenty years later, the state is marking the anniversary with flash tattoos at a history center.
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Our summer issue cover star on lace-like ink, the flowers she wears for her parents, and the whiskey-fueled tattoo she’ll never live down.
Read the interview ›A true beauty from the land down under on her sons’ names across her stomach, the ex-crush tattoo that backfired, and why she’s keeping one arm clean.
Read the interview ›Fifty-five tattoos and counting: Willow Rae on her parents’ handwriting on her collarbones, going for full coverage, and the session that made her scream.
Read the interview ›
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