A source-led guide to Hunter Brown’s documented sleeve, family memorial tattoos, Bible verse and baseball milestones, shown in five distinct photographs. →
Ace Frehley’s tattoos are documented in a mix of interviews, archive entries and fan work. The KISS tattoo →
Avan Jogia’s tattoos look more like personal notes than parts of a planned sleeve. He has said he →
Dee Snider’s tattoos carry family names, mechanical imagery and decades of heavy-metal history. Clear photographs show the designs on his shoulders and forearms. →
Nicolas Duvauchelle’s tattoos are closely tied to his Muay Thai background, his film work and a colourful sleeve that remains visible in French event and portrait photography. →
Rob Dukes began getting tattooed as a teenager, and his heavily inked arms became part of the visual identity he carried from Exodus to Generation Kill and back again. →
Topi Keskinen’s best-known tattoo is a self-designed Wayne Rooney fishing scene on his forearm, a personal meeting point between football fandom and his love of angling. →
Natalie Cuomo’s tattoos are part of her stage identity and her connection to tattoo culture, with visible florals, animals, lettering and playful pieces documented across interviews and portraits. →
João Guilherme is a Brazilian actor and singer with more than 40 tattoos reported across his chest, arms, →
Jai Courtney has discussed three tattoos with specific stories: a skull drawn by Indigo Whitfield, a Queensland mark →
Gus Kenworthy’s sleeve combines work tied to his skiing career and his life with Matthew Wilkas with other →
A visual guide to Brian Gamlien’s documented snake, script, winged and arm tattoos, with placement notes and practical design ideas. →