Portland-based Alternative metal band, Veio, have released the Official Music Video for their rendition of 90’s industrial rock classic, “Hey Man Nice Shot”. “We tried to preserve everything that made the song as iconic as it is…
Joa Antoun started her career as a part-time tattoo artist 8 years ago and has put in 3 years as a full-time artist. Joa is very detail oriented, so she enjoys doing tattoos that have…
Tattooer Dillon Forte is set to participate in the upcoming Island Tattoo Connection in Bali. The 1st ever week-long event is taking place on May 13th-19th and is a non-profit fundraising event to raise awareness…
Irish worship band We Are Messengers recently released their new EP, entitled Honest, which features the track “Maybe It’s Ok.” “Maybe It’s Ok” is about the pervasive problem of shame and the emotional crises accompanying…
Chicago’s power pop rock outfit Too Much Saturn released a new single recently. It’s called “Blame Game,” and is about being in a relationship where one party feels like they get all the blame for…
“Beauty Behind the INK” featured the first exhibition of Kamila Burzymowska’s photos of tattooed women from Poland and other parts of the world. Among the photographed women there are both well-known alternative models as well…
(VENICE, CA) – 2.14.2019 – Noted Tattoo artist Dillon Forte has set four upcoming appearances at international tattoo conventions in Singapore, Nepal, Bali, and London. The multi-talented artist, widely known for his incredible sacred geometry…
Chris Jenkins is a tattoo artist from Richmond, VA. He’s been tattooing for over two years and specializes in Fictional-Realism/Illustrative/New School. He works as a resident artist at Loose Screw Tattoo, a studio owned by Ink…
Tel Aviv tattoo artist Artem Korobov defines his style as graphic avantgarde. We were surprised to learn that he’s only been tattooing for four years (while admiring the work in his portfolio, we thought he’d been…
Did you know that the tattoo industry has been hiding a dirty little secret? Yep, a little thing called cross-contamination, thanks to the machines artists use on a daily basis. Okay, so maybe it’s not…