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.

Whether it’s your first time, or 10th time, preparing for a tattoo appointment can take some effort and plenty of planning. So if you’re planning to get a new tattoo piece done for your self. We’ve prepared a step-by-step guide on how to prepare for your tattoo appointment.

So you've got a new tattoo and are wondering how to take care of it. Or maybe you've gotten one recently and need a quick reminder. We'll explain the aftercare and healing process of your new tattoo. So you'll be able to take care of your tattoo during its most vulnerable stage, and further in the years to come.

Tattooing is a form of art. With any form of art, there are bound to be different designs and styles. With such a large variety of styles, with their own designs, it's easy to get them confused. With that, we'll explain the different styles of tattoos out there in the world, what makes them unique, and the kinds of designs included in them.