“I’ve always loved art. I think it’s always ... but her styles include Aztec-inspired, Chicano and realism. And importantly, she said she’s able to tattoo effectively on darker-colored ...

Tattoos are done on an appointment-only basis. War Point Studios also offers a tattoo request form on its website, which ...

J. Gonzo, a Chicano artist, created his lucha libre tale 'La Mano del Destino' in response to a lack of authentic Latino ...

While many of the early Chicano Muralists ... process that employs art to mediate between rival gang members competing for public space and public identity. Through this work we formulated a ...

Colorado Springs will host its first Villain Arts Tattoo Festival this weekend with 350 artists from all over the world.

your tattoo artist might only get $100 for that work, time and effort spent inking your body art. Sinatra also recommends tipping all tattoo artists, even if you’re getting your ink done by the ...

Lately, Piper’s work in underwater photography has been his passion. Piper also owns a Manassas tattoo shop ... of miles to let Piper put his art on their bodies. Perhaps most importantly ...

In the barrios of East L.A. lives a vibrant community of cholos, a Chicano subculture with a distinct ... to teaching him the importance of hard work, Quiñones’s father, like those of many ...

fine-line work, which requires more time and skill, so you might be looking at a higher price tag as compared to simpler art," says Smith. For example, whereas a small tattoo may cost $50 to $100 ...

Sunday afternoon, tattoo artists from across the United States were busy working at the Owensboro Convention Center. At a table in the convention center lobby, an artist was focused on drawing a ...

Sop Lee speaks about tattoos as accessories, Thom Browne t-shirts and the art of delicate linework. A cursive tattoo that says "Love Yourself" by Sop Lee. Forbes: I love your work; how does it tie ...

It’s an art. Doing that type of work really showed me that, okay, there are so many more stories here to tell. Marisol Medina-Cadena: Yeah. Our range of culture that we had on the show was really ...