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 A new genre and concept that is becoming increasingly popular in the tattooing world, ‘science’ themed tattoos are symbolic of the ever-growing affection and acceptance of getting ink done; an increasing understanding of just how flexible, diverse and personal tattoos can be. If you can conceive an image, it’s most likely you’ll be able to get it applied to your body.
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 A symbol of freedom; a symbol of return; in Egyptian mythology, they are linked to the souls of the dead. The Swallow is absolutely ubiquitous in tattooing, an undying favourite that appears again and again on arms, legs, wrists, backs, clavicles, hips and necks.
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 The star symbol has experienced an unbelievable, almost confounding surge of popularity in the past few years; it’s impossible to avoid its presence. Any gig you attend, any street you walk down, potentially even try strolling into an office and you’re almost guaranteed to see someone in possession of an inked star.
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 Technically speaking, any full-body depiction of an aesthetically appealing woman qualifies as a ‘pin up’ – thus you could say that the ‘pin up’ as a component of tattoo art has been around a lot longer even than when Western traditional was in its prime! Delicate Geisha girls have been a component image in traditional Japanese tattooing
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 Tattooing in Russian gang circles and organized crime outfits carries with it a potency and importance that is far stronger than most ‘association ink;’ every mark made in this specific culture has meaning tied directly to its owner. Tattoos are the truth for the Russian mafia. Where they are on the body and what the design is speak volumes.
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