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Devon Preston

September 10th, 2019

25 Talented Tattoo Artists Who are Hot Hot HOT

These tattoo artists are seriously swoon-worthy

In addition to creating beautiful tattoos, these international artists are gorgeous in their own right. We’ve curated 25 of the sexiest tattooers from every corner of the globe and have accounted for the genders equally. That means for every hot lady, there’s an equally swoon-worthy dude. Take a look at these beautiful and talented artists in the gallery below, then let us know your thoughts on this story in the comments section.

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Here’s a brand new @shootmepeter shot I premiered and released prints of for the first time last weekend at the Denver convention! Swipe through to see some snapshots and videos of the AWESOME meet and greet we had, where I got to meet so many of you rad people! Some of you stood in line for hours and I’m just so beyond humbled and grateful THANK YOU to everyone for coming out and supporting me not only last weekend, but always. It is always so humanizing to actually speak face to face with you guys, I appreciate all of your efforts big and small, your support from near and far, and your kind words more than you can imagine. ❤️ and a huge thank you to my boo @teslapanic for rocking the meet and greet with me, @douche_zork for being the ultimate bodyguard and overall protector of @elysium_studios and to @racquelelena and @its_delphenasilas for holding it down for me as well. The amount of love I’ve acquired in my life is unreal, and I’m feeling truly truly lucky. ❤️

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Happy Hump Day

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Photo from @tattooweek_moscow #pirojenko_tattoo

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The phrase “stop and smell the roses” is something I love saying a lot. I have a problem of becoming a workaholic where I neglect myself and people around me. This summer I took time off after realizing that I needed to stop and focus on the roses of my life. A forthcoming study by Nancy Fagley in the Journal of Personality and Individual Differences suggests that appreciating the meaningful things and people in our lives may play an even larger role in our overall happiness than previously thought. As a daily practice I try and spend the first and last 10 minutes of my day trying to remind myself of things and people I am grateful for. As stupid and cliche that seemed to me when I first started the practice, after doing it for couple of months I was able to enter this summer with a new and balanced viewpoint to life. Give it a go for a month or two and you might see some surprising changes. Also when you are grateful for something say that out loud; text your family, friends. Say thank you. Hug your pets and smile to those damn rose bushes; Live your wildest mushy laadidaa love filled life.

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-Vulnerability post- When I was 4 years old, my mom put me into therapy for the first time because I kept crying to her that “I hated the shape of my face”. That’s around the time I saw models in magazines with a gap in their thighs that I noticed I didn’t have. I would stare and obsess in the mirror to see what kind of posture I could have to make my stomach look flatter (which gave me the good posture that I still have till this day). In first grade, I would wear princess outfits to school, because I wanted a boy to notice me. He liked me on days I wore dresses, and the first day I didn’t, he told me “I don’t like you anymore, I like your friend instead”. That’s when I felt that I had to try really hard every day to look a certain way. Fast forward through bullying, in 6th grade I found a piece of paper in my classroom that someone drew of me with a big nose and a big butt (that’s what I got made fun of the most). I remember walking down the hallway with a group of kids following me yelling “hey look, it jiggles when she walks”. Throughout my life I’ve been told “you would look great if you lost 20 pounds” or things similar to that. Needless to say, I’ve developed a terrible self image. I go to therapy until this day to work on that, so I can learn to love myself the way my husband, family, and friends love me. I want to see the beauty in me that I see in others. I’m talking about this because I want any girl out there reading this who goes through similar things, that it’s important to be vulnerable and work on your mental health. You can’t change overnight, but a good first step is doing something that scares you like doing a photoshoot, or wearing that outfit you really want to wear but don’t feel good in, or talking to a professional. Looking at these pictures, I still fight to pick apart a million things I don’t like about the way I look… but the part that says “Deanna, you’re great the way you are” has taken over those negative thoughts. That’s progress to me, so I will continue to work on myself to create my best self. Because I’m worth it, and you are too. Thank you @ianmckenyonphotography for these perfect photos. We’re all beautiful.

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fresh air and silence

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Always on some chill sh*t Top: @fashionnova

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