Discover stunning small tattoo ideas and the best placements for minimalist ink. Get inspired with tips from NYC Tattoo Shop’s artists.
Brooklyn vs Manhattan Tattoo Scene: What’s the Difference?
Brooklyn vs Manhattan tattoo scenes compared. Discover the unique vibes, styles, and history of NYC’s two major tattoo hubs.
Tattoo Aftercare: Everything You Need to Know
Complete tattoo aftercare guide from NYC Tattoo Shop. Learn how to heal your new tattoo properly with expert tips from our Brooklyn & Manhattan artists.
Best Tattoo Styles for First-Timers: A NYC Guide
Discover the best tattoo styles for first-timers in NYC. From fine line to traditional, find the perfect style for your first tattoo at our Brooklyn & Manhattan shops.
Betty Broadbent
Betty Broadbent, originally named Sue Lillian Brown, was born on November 1st, 1909 in Philadelphia, where she spent most of her childhood. At the ripe young age of 14, Betty, a nanny working in Atlan
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COVID-19 has impacted businesses on a global scale since its origins in Wuhan, China, back in November of 2019. Besides the hundreds of thousands of deaths worldwide and the millions of lives affected
Everything you need to know about getting a tattoo apprenticeship
Tattooing is one of the most rewarding, fulfilling careers that you can have in life. It’s creative and thoughtful, yet busy and fast-paced too. The connection between an artist and a client is truly
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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
The art of Flash Tattoos invented in New York City in the 1920s
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