Anatomy Tattoo’s Palestine Pop-Up: A Success in Fundraising and Solidarity
Anatomy Tattoo’s Palestine Pop-Up: A Success in Fundraising and Solidarity This past March, Anatomy Tattoo was proud to host a Palestine Pop-Up event that brought our community together for an incredible cause. Through the power of art, tattoos, and community support,...
Tattoo and Piercing Combinations Ideas: Pairing Ink with Metal
Getting a tattoo or a piercing is a big decision that requires a lot of thought before making a commitment – mainly because they are permanent additions to your body and you need to be 100% certain before making a decision to alter your body permanently. ...
Anime Tattoos in Portland, Oregon: A Pop-Culture Phenomenon
Looking for an Anime Tattoo Artist? In recent years, tattoos have evolved from being stigmatized art forms to widely accepted expressions of individuality and creativity. Portland, Oregon, is known for its vibrant arts scene and eclectic culture, and alongside the...The Style and History of Blackwork Tattoos
Looking for a bold and timeless tattoo style? Blackwork tattoos, which trace their origins to ancient tribal tattoos and folk art, remain a popular choice today. At its core, Blackwork uses only black ink contrasted against the negative space of the skin, with no...
The Style and History of Neo-Traditional Tattoos
Looking for a tattoo that combines classic charm with a modern twist? Neo-Traditional tattoos offer the best of both worlds, blending old-school aesthetics with contemporary techniques. As a relatively new style, Neo-Traditional tattoos draw significant influence from...
Celebrate Change and Give Back with Anatomy Tattoo
Anatomy Tattoo has seen a lot of exciting changes lately, and we’re thrilled to share them with you. To celebrate, we’re hosting a party—and not just any party, but a fundraiser that brings our community together for a cause we deeply believe in. There’s nothing...
The Legacy of American Traditional Tattoos
The American tattoo tradition is believed to have started during the American War of Independence, particularly among sailors. In those early days, U.S. sailors sought to mark their bodies with defining and distinguishable tattoos to avoid being mistaken for British...
Miles of Tattoos
I started both around the same time, in the early 2000’s. My first dip into cycling was just commuting to work and heading to the bar on a 1972 Raleigh Grand Prix. It was too big for me, had way-outdated specs, but I loved it none the less. That bike gave me more...