March was Women’s History Month, so we of course needed to celebrate the top five women in tattoo history! Maud Wagner (1877–1961) Maud Wagner was an aerialist and contortionist on the circus circuit before becoming the first known female tattoo artist in the U.S. While traveling with the circus, Maud met her husband, Gus Wagner, […]
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In our Women in Business Features, we aim to highlight some woman-owned businesses and the female bosses out there! For our first feature in this line, meet Diana Harper, the Star Gal! As a Mortgage Loan Originator, Diana uses her 11+ years of experience in the industry to help her clients navigate the process with
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Valentine’s Day is a celebration of love, passion, and commitment. While many people exchange chocolates, flowers, and heartfelt cards, others choose a more permanent way to express their love—tattoos. Romantic tattoos have become a growing trend, with couples opting for matching ink, symbolic designs, or even their partner’s name. However, as romantic as this may
from [deleted user] So a bit of background; I don’t like tattoos. I find them off-putting and unattractive and I don’t think they look good on anyone, man or woman. It’s entirely 100% a “me” problem. Intellectually I know that there’s nothing wrong with tattoos, and they’re a great form of self-expression and they can
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Watercolor paintings can be traced back to the paleolithic cave paintings, so it is no surprise that there has been a surge of interest in the artistic medium within the tattoo world. But when did watercolor tattoos become popular? And what distinguishes it as a separate style from color tattoos in general? Watercolor tattooing is
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