In the ’90s, he said, tribal tattoos had a fairly limited range of design, but now the art is a little looser and tattoo artists can do “whatever comes to our mind.” Image Pages from Mr ...

Forget tribal tattoos — Gen Z is ushering in a futuristic, new favorite in body art. The generation's ink of choice is cybersigilism, a type of sharp, spiky line work that looks both gothic and ...

Where tribal tattoos are far more direct regarding their cultural and historical significance, cybersigilism is much more ambiguous and appears to pull from many different tattoo styles.

While tattoos have been around for thousands of years, according to Smithsonian Magazine, the ’90s had its own particular styles, including barbed wire, tribal, and cartoons from the era.Tatted ...

Tribal tattoos were once outlawed in the Philippines and the ancient tradition was almost lost. Now the art of batok is returning, with Filipinos and the diaspora getting inked as a way to ...

Countless Gen-Xers sporting faded tribal tattoos from the '90s can surely attest to this fact. But while the art form has evolved substantially in recent years, millennials, ...

Boebert's ink closely resembles motifs from a well-known 1991 set of designs by Filipino American tattoo artist Leo Zulueta.

Will Hatton says his main motivation was to locate an elusive tribal tattoo artist and get inked, the traditional way. We’re talking the use of thorns, soot and a bamboo hammer. Gulp. And the 26 ...