Tattoo Articles

Just like the real thing, diamond tattoos are “forever”. The diamond is a symbol of permanence, love, strength, and transformation; these same associations can be made with diamond tattoos. Because of their symmetrical, geometric shape,…

Jo Lynn Cepeda, 28, is the sole artist and owner of White Rabbit Tattoo Parlour in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Open since April 2012, Cepeda runs an exclusively custom shop, excelling in 3D realism and color…

The world of body modification is not limited to tattoos; people pierce, implant, enhance and do loads of other things to cosmetically modify their bodies. Until relatively recently, tattooing and other forms of body modification were…

One of nature’s most graceful creatures is the owl. A wide variety of these nocturnal birds can be found in almost all regions of the world, and live off of rodents, small mammals, insects, and…

The bioorganic tattoo style is an abstract representation of naturally flowing, and comprised of elements that can be found in the natural world. It’s pretty common to see plants, bones, teeth, and other imagery that all swirl…

Las Vegas is a sacred haven of nightlife and entertainment for the masses. I may be marginalizing the cities historic importance when I say that Las Vegas’ economy is almost exclusively dependent on tourism, but…

Watch SullenTV’s Artist Spotlight with Olver Peck: Oliver Peck, a Texas native, was featured as the special guest at the ninth stop of the Rockstar Inked Up World Tour in El Paso. You may recognize Peck…

Trash Polka style tattoos are very bold and eye-catching and are becoming popular among tattoo collectors. What exactly is “Trash Polka?” The term “Trash Polka” goes way back to 1859 when an upbeat classical piece…

The rapid advancement of technology has unified the global population in their never-ending thirst for information and the wide spectrum of media. With the tattoo industry being as visual as it is, it comes as no surprise…

When it comes to tattooing, the process is even trickier, as it carries the weight of consequence. Improvising, Mouse spends time locating and breaking down CD players and uses the motor, wires, and whatever else…