In Japan, a country that worships smooth, clear skin, tattoos are not well-received on the body. In local gyms, they are even banned. To avoid violating this aesthetic rule, an expat with an inked ...

There are wrists, elbows, biceps, shoulder caps – all perfect places for a tattoo. They also offer the opportunity to play with scale – both big, eye-catching and small and subtle tattoos look great ...

A Legacy the Demons Tried to Erase But even the strongest harbor regrets. Yoriichi, though nearly victorious, had failed to finish Muzan. That failure haunted him.

A Union Pacific Crew found the human remains — hair and bones — in a black garbage bag near 2600 West Highway 13, according to Brigham City Police. On April 3, the Utah Office of the Medical ...

Dang." Leonard, whose son is a tattoo artist in Colorado, isn't new to this tattoo-bet thing. In 2014, he lost a bet to that year's team. Win the conference, he told them, and he would get a tattoo.

In “Tattoos: The Untold History of a Modern Art” (Yale), the historian Matt Lodder recounts the story of George V, who, in 1881, three decades before he became king, returned home from Japan ...

Her heart tattoo was very much in line with women’s tattooing of the day, but the wrist tattoo was one of the first publicly visible tattoos on a woman, and it was bold for the time. As a famous ...

The Blood Demon Art of the New Upper Moon Six is perfectly in sync with the breathing style he employed while he was a demon ...

12 Greek gods decorate his lower arm Credit: Getty 'Conquer your demons' The phrase "conquer your demons" can be seen as part of one of Peaty's two sleeve tattoos - with a sword running across it.

Jesse Brady, a local artist who tattoos at the Sacred Siren Tattoo & Art Parlor in Minneapolis, booked her tattoos in advance, doing only one eight- to nine-hour piece daily. She said she wants to ...

For some people, certain tattoos are believed to represent bad luck, and naturally, tattoo artists are experts at understanding which ones are commonly deemed unlucky — and the reasons why.

As you might expect, young people are the primary wearers of tattoos, with 41 percent of people under 30 having at least one tattoo vs. only 13 percent of people age 65 and older*.