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Six Essential Things Every Tattoo Studio Owner Should Know
Owning a tattoo studio is a blend of passion and business savvy. By mastering essential elements like branding, safety, and marketing, you can build a…
Tattooing the Body, the Marking of a Culture
Academics involved in this research have referred to colleagues’ attitudes about research on tattooing as a deviant interest in deviance
The Tattoo and Permanence in Body Modification
In this article, we investigate permanence through exploring tattoo consumption in terms of the social-historical context of being tattooed
Tattooing, Tattoo Collectors and Tattooists as Deviants
This article looks at two groups within the most elite realm of tattooing, tattoo collectors and tattooists, and identifies how they use both positive and…
Body Modifications: Cultural Construction of the Inscribed
Inscriptions on the body, especially tattoo, scarification, and body paint, have been part of ethnographic literature since before the birth of anthropology as a discipline.
Neo-Victorian Tattooing in a Most Sincere Fashion, Darker and Richer
As the popularity of Victorian iconographies grew, it is unsurprising that the trend would be reflected in tattoo habits, and yet it is striking that…
Stratification: Body Modifications in Modern Society
It is estimated that twenty-four percent of Americans between the ages of 18 and 50 years-old have tattoos, while fourteen percent have body piercings.
From Anti-Social Tattoos to Self-Adornment Deviances
Tattooing was once considered a deviant form of self-expression, and has now become a popular form of displaying one’s individuality in our society.
