Bailey Zimmerman’s ink keeps things simple
Bailey Zimmerman’s tattoos can be easy to miss under a jacket or in the rush between tour stops. →
Olivia Wilde lets family and old rebellion share the same skin
Olivia Wilde’s tattoos have changed with her life. Some of the earlier pieces came from a rebellious streak; →
Charlie Sheen’s tattoos were always meant to be a little ridiculous
Charlie Sheen’s tattoos have often played out as a side story to his public life. They appear in →
Sandro Mamukelashvili’s ink mixes family, Kobe and a little Kung Fu Panda
Sandro Mamukelashvili treats tattoos as more than decoration. His ink gives him a way to talk about family, →
Matt Murray keeps his biggest moments close in ink
Matt Murray does not have a large collection, but each tattoo has a clear reason behind it. The →
Swae Lee’s tattoos leave plenty of room for space
Swae Lee’s tattoos feel like they’ve grown alongside him rather than been designed as one matching set. Space →
Roman Kemp’s tattoos carry grief, friends and a lot of ink
Roman Kemp has never treated tattoos as background decoration. He talks about them as part of his life, →
Austin Rivers built his tattoo sleeve one story at a time
Austin Rivers’ tattoos don’t look like one coordinated set. They’ve come together piece by piece: some designs connect →
Blackbear lets his tattoos tell the story
Blackbear’s tattoos aren’t just decoration; they feel like a notebook he’s kept on his body. Music, friendships, bad →
Wiz Khalifa built a diary out of tattoos
Wiz Khalifa has talked about getting covered in tattoos since he was a teenager, and he has followed →
Nicolas McCoppin treats his tattoos like a second album
Nicolas McCoppin talks about his tattoos as a project still in progress, more like an album being made →
Louis Tomlinson’s tattoos grew with the music
Louis Tomlinson’s tattoos don’t look like a perfectly matched set, and that’s part of their appeal. They came →