The lower leg, with its relatively large surface area and the added benefit of being easily covered up, is an ideal placement for tattoos. With a lower leg tattoo, you can choose to showcase your body art whenever you like or cover it up simply by wearing pants. This versatility is especially beneficial for those …
The thigh is one of the most ideal canvases when it comes to body art. Why? This space has a lot of surface area to work with, the natural movement of this leg area takes the coolness factor up a bit, plus when it comes to pain, the thigh is way lower on the scale …
Scalp tattoos (or head tattoos) are normally done for one of two reasons: Either it’s micropigmentation to give the appearance of hair, or it’s body art and the tattoo is a particular design. Micropigmentation isn’t meant to be recognizable as a tattoo unless you really inspect the scalp, whereas the latter is immediately recognized as …
Are you thinking about getting an inner arm tattoo? This versatile placement is an ideal choice for people who want to easily hide their tattoo when needed, but also show it off when the time is right. As with all tattoo placements, inner arm tattoos have both pros and cons. Before booking your appointment, it’s …
What do steam-powered technology, science fiction, and Victorian top hats have in common? These things are all present in Steampunk, a subculture that has influenced many spheres of society, including body art. If you’re intrigued by stories of history meeting sci-fi, keep reading to learn more about what Steampunk is and Steampunk tattoos to be …
Winged nocturnal creatures that seem equal parts bird and mammal and like the taste of blood – it’s little wonder bats often fall into the category of the macabre. But, these creatures may surprise you with their symbolism (hint: it’s not all vampires and death). Bats are fascinating animals with deep symbolism, which makes bat …
