"For every tattooist, the human body becomes a blank canvas. Instead of paper or velum, tattooists create their images on skin. Instead of brushes and pens, tattooists' tools include needles and ink. For some tattooists, however, the analogy of flesh to canvas, needle to brush is not quite sufficient. The human body is not flat, so the idea of the flesh as a canvas fails to reflect the three-dimensional component of creating an image on a human body. Some tattooists engage with the body's natural contours, utilizing the form and motion inherent in our body's landscape to enhance the art, and...
"For every tattooist, the human body becomes a blank canvas. Instead of paper or velum, tattooists create their images on skin. Instead of brushes and...
