Jayson Tatum, recovering from an Achilles tendon tear sustained during the playoffs against the New York Knicks, recently revealed a new forearm tattoo on social media. The post garnered attention ...

Messi’s leg tattoos are arguably the most iconic in his entire collection. His famous left leg tells a visual story of transformation—both personal and professional. The lower half is now dominated by ...

You’re in good company. Sleeve tattoos are more than just a trend – they’re a full-on commitment to personal style, storytelling, and serious ink.

There are wrists, elbows, biceps, shoulder caps – all perfect places for a tattoo. They also offer the opportunity to play with scale – both big, eye-catching and small and subtle tattoos look great ...

Kristin Barry had wanted a tattoo for years, so when she finished her neuroscience PhD in 2019, she knew it was time. “It made sense that once I had my PhD, I would commemorate it this way ...

Dang." Leonard, whose son is a tattoo artist in Colorado, isn't new to this tattoo-bet thing. In 2014, he lost a bet to that year's team. Win the conference, he told them, and he would get a tattoo.

Tattoo sleeve ideas encompass more than just ink on skin—they’re works of art that tell a story about who we are as well as our unique experiences in life. But let’s face it, going from bare ...

This half-sleeve tattoo design exemplifies the endless possibilities of conceptual pieces. It incorporates a mix of graphic visuals such as moon phases, Saturn, a tree, mountains, and a dolphin.

If you’re unfamiliar, a ‘sleeve tattoo’ is kind of exactly what it sounds like. It’s a large tattoo or collection of smaller tattoos that covers most or all of a person’s arm.

As you might expect, young people are the primary wearers of tattoos, with 41 percent of people under 30 having at least one tattoo vs. only 13 percent of people age 65 and older*.