Blackwork tattoos are unique, in that one color is able to spawn a whole world of tattooing that we see today. From its start as tribal tattooing from ancient times, to the modern abstract designs that decorate people’s bodies. Blackwork has and always will be a part of modern tattooing. The singular use of black ink, negative space, and varying designs and inspirations make it hold up till today. We’ll dive into what makes blackwork what it is today, and how many ways blackwork is applied in this day and age.

When we think of nature, we think of two things. Plants and Animals. Animals are generally loved not just because of their look, but also their traits and deeper meanings. Around the world animals carry symbolism in culture and can signify personal beliefs as well. If you’re wondering why animal tattoos get so much love, we’ll break everything down for you.

Greek mythology tattoos are more than just another tattoo design to look at. They’re a way to wear ancient stories that have been told for millennia. From gods and goddesses to mythical creatures and symbols. Whether you’re a mythology nerd, love classic art, or someone drawn to the stories and deep meanings of these tales and characters, Greek mythology tattoos are a great choice.

Among tattoos artists there are quite a few that have a soft spot for horror and darkside tattoos. Why? It’s a way of combining an interest in horror, mystery and the supernatural into their main passion, tattooing. It’s a bold way to decorate your body. Showing your love of the darker themes of art with a creative style. Goth culture, horror movie lovers and even those who love creepy images love these tattoos.

With the rainy season coming here in Bali and the tropics, winter and snow in other parts of the world. You may be wondering what to do with your fresh tattoo during these kinds of climates. Should you keep them out of the rain and snow? Yes, it’s important to keep your tattoos out of rain and snow, as they can affect the healing process of your fresh tattoo and may even cause health issues. To handle this, we’ll explain why it’s important to be extra careful with rain and snow around your new tattoo and how to take care of them.

Scroll through social media and Pinterest for tattoos, and you’re bound to come across life-like realism, stunning large pieces, and meticulously made geometric pieces. One type of tattoos that you will see plenty of is micro and fine line tattoos. You might be wondering why these small detailed tattoos are becoming more and more popular as time goes on. How have they gotten such a huge following in such a short amount of time? We’ll give you on why they have become one of the most popular styles today.

While getting a tattoo, the main things you’re thinking of are the pain and discomfort while getting it. While it feels nice to be over this pain when the tattoo is done and settled, there’s another more literal itch to deal with. Yes, the dreaded tattoo itch that comes as part of the healing process. While it can be frustrating, we’ll explain why tattoos itch and the best ways to deal with them.

The art of tattooing has long been a part of human history. It is used as a cultural mark of importance such as status, achievements, or even as a coming of age. In this age, it’s a form of self expression and personalized art. Although there is one question that often gets asked with tattoos. How does tattoo ink stay in your skin? We’ll explain how tattoo ink stays in your skin, and some of the science behind tattooing.

Tattoos are a beautiful way to express personality, commemorate meaningful experiences, and celebrate creativity. Feminine tattoos, in particular, have a wide range of styles that allow for delicate, graceful, and bold expressions. In this guide, we explore popular tattoo styles that resonate with women, from minimalist ink to detailed floral sleeves, and share tips to help you choose a design that reflects your unique personality.

Getting a tattoo is an exciting way to express yourself, but where you choose to put it can make all the difference. Whether you're getting your first tattoo or adding to your collection, tattoo placement plays a big role in how your design will look, feel, and even how it ages. From pain levels to visibility, this guide will help you figure out the best spot for your next tattoo.

Asian tattoos have become super popular around the world thanks to their stunning designs, deep meanings, and cultural roots. These tattoos aren’t just about looking cool—they’re tied to centuries-old traditions that tell stories, represent beliefs, and connect people to history. Whether it's the bold look of Japanese tattoos or the spiritual touch of Southeast Asian designs, Asian tattoos offer something special for everyone.

If you’ve been scrolling through tattoo pics on Instagram and social media (especially ours). You’ve probably come across black and grey tattoos. These designs are all about using shades of black and grey ink to create amazing artwork. Even with black and grey tattoos, there’s a wide variety of designs and styles. Let’s dive into what makes these tattoos so popular and why you might want to consider one for yourself!

Anime and cartoon tattoos are all the rage right now, and it’s not hard to see why. For fans of anime and classic cartoons, getting a tattoo of a favorite character or scene is the perfect way to show off their love of the stories and characters. Whether you grew up watching Dragon Ball Z or Adventure Time, or still binge Rick and Morty and Demon Slayer, there’s a tattoo out there that’ll let you wear your fandom proudly.

Tattoo ink is a vital part of body art, impacting everything from the design to how long it lasts. Whether you're a tattoo veteran or thinking about your first piece, knowing more about tattoo ink can help you make the best choices. Here’s a down-to-earth guide on tattoo ink, from types and ingredients to picking the perfect one for your needs.

While tattooing is an art form that is centered on the skills and creativity of the tattoo artist. The equipment they use is an important part of the tattoo process. While some of the equipment they use is straight-forward of simple. You may also wonder why artists can differ in the equipment they use. We’ll give a complete guide to tattoo equipment, so you’ll understand why different pieces of equipment matter for tattoo artists, and their tattoos.

Traditional style tattoos are special, being the origin of modern day tattooing as we know it today. With a rich history and style that has resonated with many tattoo artists and collectors over the decades. You’ll recognize the aesthetic right away. Bold lines, strong colors, and classic imagery that originates from the early days of tattoo. Yet the style still lives on to this modern day, with more artists and collectors looking to traditional style tattoos of their own. We’ll dive into traditional tattoos, their history and what makes a traditional tattoo stand amongst the ever changing times.

Tattoos are a part of us, permanent body art etched into our skin with ink and needles. The process itself can be done in minutes, or an experience that takes multiple days to complete. After the healing process the art has become a part of your skin. Although from this moment your tattoo will begin to fade. This process will happen and cannot be stopped. But there are ways to slow down tattoo fade. We’ll dive into the reasons why tattoos fade, and how we can manage fading.

Tattoos are a form of decorative art. Adorning our body with designs that show what we love and who we are. While most tattoos designs have a person, character, or object of interest as the main part of the tattoo. There’s another style of tattooing that aims for a more decorative style. That style is ornamental, and we’ll break down the ins and outs of the style, and what you should know!

Tattoos are painful, there's no doubt about it. Although, the actual pain itself can be hard to describe. One of the main points artists and people will bring up is the actual spot for the tattoo. Each spot can differ in the amount of pain when tattooed. To help understand which spots are painful. We’re going to dive into the most painful spots to get tattooed. Starting with what makes certain spots painful.

You’re thinking about getting your first tattoo. It’s an amazing step into the world of self expression. But it can be daunting to start. So many designs, styles, ideas, placements. It can be overwhelming for a first timer. So let’s make it easier with a simple guide to follow.