From social security numbers to butterflies, tattoo designs have changed dramatically over the last 150 years. From 1960 to 1995, the number of tattoo artists working in the US skyrocketed from ...

Researchers including Ali Yetisen in the UK and Carson Bruns in the US are developing injectable “smart tattoos” that could monitor certain biomarkers in the human body.

Beyond the initial couple weeks, the sun can still dramatically fade tattoos over time. It is so important to keep sunscreen on tattoos that are exposed to the sun." ... your tattoo will change.

Most people with tattoos have probably wondered, at some point, what their tattoos will look like a couple of decades from now. This video tries to put your mind at rest by showing just how vibrant ...

1. Bespoke design by an artist you love Traditional tattoo designs such as roses, pin-ups, and anchors have been staples of tattoo studios for a long time now, and I don’t expect this to change.

Today, some tattoo studios are adorned with spotless marble floors, photo-op walls, and even full-time photographers. If you’re going to be in pain for prolonged periods of time, you might as ...

But there’s a movement to change that. Long Time Tattoo is a queer and Asian American Pacific Islander-run tattoo collective that’s reimagining how things are run and done.