Designer tattoo

Creative, expressive, visual, a little bit edgy – tattoos convey many of the same qualities we as architects strive to achieve both in designing...

Many people prefer tattoos that are big and flashy, and some even like to cover their entire bodies with them. But for others, there’s nothing more irresistible than a small, elegant work of art on their skin. A picture is worth a thousand words, and the tattoos you’ll see in this article prove it.

Women with Sleeve Tattoo After a tattoo has healed, it looks amazing. However, it won’t always look like this. It is imperative to look after…

Just like with neck tattoos, not everyone agrees that inking your palms is a good idea. The palms are unlike most other locations on the body because their callused skin presents the artist with a tricky texture to work on. Palm tattoos are also very prone to fading. However, a pro tattoo artist who's very experienced with the needle together with reasonable expectations can result in excellent tattoo design, even if it's on your wrinkled little fingers! Bored Panda has compiled a list of…

Ink can go deeper than skin and a tiny symbol may carry big message. Here's a list of small meaningful tattoos that touch souls.

Here are 20+ spiritual tattoo ideas with meaning to give you some inspiration for your next tattoo.

When it comes to tattoos, we now have the possibility to get almost anything we can imagine inked onto our bodies. Some people prefer a classic, simple, black outline while others are more interested in hyper-realistic images. But with the right combination of a creative client and a skilled artist, some tattoos can even come to life when their canvases move. In celebration of these pieces, we’ve compiled a list of some of the most intriguing, funny and impressive moving tattoos for you to…

Moscow-based digital and tattoo artist Stanislaw Wilczynski creates minimalist geometric tattoo designs inspired by the Russian suprematism movement. His creative tattoos could be recognized from mostly bold and very distinctive lines, although what’s new here is that Wilczynski also introduces us to a very interesting approach in body art – “digimatism”.

As you might've realized from our publications on the Facebook group 'What in the $20 wish tattoo machine is this?' or the 'That's It, I'm Inkshaming' group, sadly, subpar tattoos are pretty common. Which makes the good ones even more admirable.