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| Thu, 19 Nov 2009 The Twilight saga; people either love it or hate it. Personal feelings aside, it do factor into the world of ink. Many people have gone out of their way to create Twilight tattoos, but did you know the actors themselves are interested in commemorating the story with their own real ink? Click above & see what type of ink shape-shifting wolves choose for themselves!
| | Wed, 18 Nov 2009 The Oxford Dictionary scours through all "new" words each year, and one lucky word becomes the Word of the Year. One contender this year is no stranger to this site:
Tramp Stamp - a tattoo on the lower back, usually on a woman
The lower back is so popular for good reason. It's sexy and private. Seeking that perfect piece to grace your womanly curves? Look at these!
| | Mon, 16 Nov 2009 Who's not always in the mood for some new designs by George? One of TattooFinder.com's fine artists, George has just released an assortment of new designs. Whether you're looking for sparrows, dragons, crosses, clovers, or tribal, George has got you covered.
| | Thu, 12 Nov 2009 TattooFinder.com artist David Floyd has been hitting the drawing board lately. Need proof? Check out an array of new fairies, insects, monkeys, flowers, cats, and more!
| | Tue, 10 Nov 2009 One of TattooFinder.com's many talented female artists, Terri Fox has presented us with some new artwork. From aliens to astrological signs, football to fairies, she's got you covered. Don't forget to check out some of her classics, either!
| | Wed, 04 Nov 2009 TattooFinder.com artist Guy Aitchison has just launched a brand new website. Tattoo Education is a great site that covers all the ins and outs of tattooing that you don't necessarily think about it; sanitation, industry regulations aftercare, etc. It's all that stuff we need to know about, and Guy presents it all in an interesting and relevant fashion.
| | Tue, 03 Nov 2009 TattooFinder.com's own Friday Jones has done it again, and this time found herself smack dab in the midst of her own 3 page article in Tattoo Savage magazine. She discusses the rise of couture tattoos (and couture tattoo studios) as well as how else the industry has really changed. Check it out today!
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