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Suggested reads

  • ArticleIrezumi vs HorimonoTwo names for the same Japanese tattoos, often traded as synonyms yet far from identical: where each word comes from, why one still carries the shadow of punishment, and which to reach for in front of a master.
  • ArticleFinding My Way Back to TattooingJP Luca on returning to tattooing, learning from Joe Crooked, and falling in love with traditional flash.
  • InterviewIn conversation with Liz KossExploring spooky aesthetics, the science of aging ink, and the quiet power of drawing without a goal.
  • InterviewIn conversation with Yna CesarTraditional Filipino tattooing connects personal stories with shared heritage. Exploring Baybayin, hand poke, creative intention, cultural belonging & a studio that feels like home.
  • ArticleWWII Tattoos: From Holocaust Markings to Sailors and SoldiersHow WWII shaped tattoo culture, from the personal symbols of sailors and soldiers to the forced numbering of prisoners at Auschwitz.

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