Inked Man of the Month July 2026: Leon Scott Wears His Story With Purpose
July 9, 2026
From professional football to boxing, business, and fatherhood, Leon Scott's tattoos tell the story of a life built on faith, resilience, and purpose.
Inked Girl of the Month: Peach Fuzz Finds Beauty in Ink, Nature, and Self-Expression
July 8, 2026
From family-inspired tattoos to a life rooted in creativity and the outdoors, Peach Fuzz has built a collection that reflects both personal memories and a genuine love for the art of tattooing.
The Artist That’s Pioneering Sound-Based Tattooing
July 6, 2026
Inside a tattoo practice where audio frequencies become permanent works of art.
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Peter Cullen’s legendary voice gave Optimus Prime a life of his own. These tattoos keep the Autobot leader permanently inked.
Eeyore Tattoos That Bring the Beloved Character to Life
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These Eeyore tattoos honor one of the most beloved characters Peter Cullen brought to life.
Looney Tunes Tattoos Every Fan Should See
August 28, 2026
With Coyote vs. Acme hitting theaters, these tattoos celebrate the timeless chaos and classic characters of Looney Tunes.
Why Tattoo Artists Are Rethinking the Stencil Process
May 12, 2026
As realism, fine-line work, and digital tattooing evolve, artists are starting to question whether outdated stencil technology is quietly compromising the final result.
This Artist Is Engineering Tattoos That Can’t Be Replicated
May 12, 2026
In a space driven by trends, Nakkab’s work is built to resist repetition
A Different Kind of Cinco de Mayo: Ink or Pour
May 5, 2026
Where tattoo artists take a pour or take the chair
This One’s for the Tattooed Car Collectors
May 1, 2026
Built for collections that do more than sit still
The Part of Tattooing No One Talks About Until Something Goes Wrong
April 30, 2026
Conventions, pop-ups, and guest spots come with a different set of risks than most artists realize.