The outpouring of love for her tiny tattoos led Sydney Smith of Syzygy Precision Tattooing in Scottsdale to plan a tattoo charity event. Here's when.

TULSA, Okla. — Tattoo artists and piercers across the state say they are confused and concerned after receiving a letter from the Oklahoma State Department of Health that they say is trying to ...

“I think we should open kids’ world to see that tattoos are OK, as it’s art and a way to express yourself.” 7 Several TikTok users defended the artist saying the tattoo was not real.

The Ink Masters Tattoo Show will be held at Garrett Coliseum in Montgomery from July 18-20. The expo features tattoo artists from across the nation and around the world, offering various styles and ...

When I was writing for the San Diego Reader, I did a story on tattoos. It was about the time I got my first (and last) piece of ink. I had a huge scar on my stomach from surgery done when I was a kid.

SAND SPRINGS, Okla. — Tattoo artists came from across Oklahoma to donate their ink and time to the 8th annual Stop the Hate 918 event. The artists set up shop at the Case Community Center in ...

A new generation of tattoo artists is doing things differently In a typical studio, artists schedule some of their work, and also take walk-in clients. ... SKLAW: OK. Amazing.

After a series of cases where eyeball tattoos went wrong, the procedure was banned in several US states, including Oklahoma, Indiana, and Washington, according to WebMD. Like Ketner, Hua said he ...

But artists and advocates say that tattoos in and of themselves don’t constitute solid proof that someone is tied to a criminal organization.

Brian Wilson, left, and Olivia Britz-Wheat, right, at Mortal Emblem tattoo studio in Portland, Ore., on May 16, 2025. The pair are the cofounders of the Void Tattoo Fest which aims to celebrate ...

“We were like, ‘OK, we’re going to tattoo ourselves. ... Tattoo artist Selina Medina has been in the business for more than 20 years and used to work for an ink manufacturer.

"Stop the Hate in The 918" offers free tattoo cover-ups for those looking to erase symbols of hate. Now in its eighth year, the event helps participants get a fresh start.