2019

Getting tattooed can be pretty addictive. Trust us, we know. It starts off as just one meaningful tattoo on your wrist, then suddenly you blink and you’re 6 months into a backpiece. If you’re someone

Flash Tattoos Displayed in a Bowery Shop Window New York City is one of the first and most influential aspects in tattoo history. In the 1920s, the Bowery neighborhood became the hub of tattoo culture

American traditional tattoos are one of the most recognizable and iconic style of tattooing, with its bold black lines and saturated color palette, and can date back as early as the 19th century. Howe

Beginning the tattoo process, whether just for one small piece or for a whole sleeve, is a lengthy procedure and it is important to educate yourself on the basics of tattoos. There are many crucial as

Antique Photo of Professor Charles Wagner Tattooing in New York City circa 1920s Charlie Wagner, a tattoo artist who lived from 1875 to 1953, is usually credited as one of the kings of American tattoo

New York City was deprived of the concept of legal tattoo shops from 1961 up until 1997 owing to purported series of blood borne Hepatitis-B cases. The Health Department officially prohibited tattooin

The world of tattoos has changed immensely over the last couple of decades. What used to be thought of as an alternative, underground community is now being embraced and welcomed into the mainstream a

The world of tattooing is one that can often seem quite scary or mysterious. There’s a lot of myths and legends surrounding this art form, and they can be quite off putting if you’re looking to get a

Today, tattooing has become an ever-present feature of mainstream across America, but New York was believed to have a unique and dynamic relationship with tattoo artistry as analyzed at the New-York H

Tattoos are a beautiful way to decorate your body, and they should be treated with the utmost care. You’d be surprised at the amount of people who assume that a tattoo is done and dusted as soon as th