dangerous
- All
- Angkor Wat
- Bill Canales
- book for children
- Book of Dragons
- Chicano
- Coffee with Kintaro
- conventions
- Copic
- crime
- dangerous
- deliveries
- Ed Hardy
- Edo
- Emiel Steenhuizen
- environmentally-friendly
- expression
- fine papers
- firefighters
- freedom
- giclée
- gritty realism
- high-quality print
- history of tattooing
- Horiyoshi III
- HQ-News
- illegal imagery
- independent publisher
- individuality
- Italy
- Japanese mythology
- Japanese tattoos
- Legend
- living sculpture
- local heroes
- lockdown
- medicine
- monsters
- Munken paper
- museum-quality prints
- Netherlands
- painting
- paper mill
- powerful art form
- publishing
- reconnect
- resistance
- restrictions
- road crew
- Sak Yant
- samurai
- Scrolls
- Scrolls Junior
- Shane Tan
- Small Press Movement
- study
- subcultures
- Swedish monks
- Tattoos in Japan
- tour
- ukiyo
- Unlike major publishers
- Watercolour
- Woodblock printing
- Yasuke
- Yokai
- Yokka
- Yoshiwara
Nov 24, 2021
Tattoos used to be dangerous
Traditionally worn by sailors and criminals, often marking big accomplishments, like getting an anchor tattoo for cro...