Inside Lil Xan’s Face Ink and the Stories Behind It
Lil Xan’s tattoos are hard to miss. The face ink gets the most attention, but it’s only one →
Inside Leandro Paredes’ Ink: La Bombonera, “VIVERE” and Argentina Memories
Leandro Paredes has the sort of tattoo collection that makes a football shirt feel like it’s hiding half →
Tyler Posey’s Ink Has Always Been a Work in Progress
Tyler Posey has never treated tattoos like a finished project. His ink started with a small Blink-182 reference, →
Alex Terrible’s Tattoo Suit: Winged Skulls, Snakes and a Past He’s Had to Explain
Alex Terrible looks intense on stage, but the tattoos are doing a lot of the shouting before he →
Sergio Ramos’s Tattoos: Family Names, Football Numbers and a Fully Inked Back
Sergio Ramos has never treated tattoos like a quick bit of decoration. His ink is basically a running →
Georgia Stanway’s 100-Plus Tattoos: Tiny Symbols, Big Football Memories
Georgia Stanway doesn’t have one giant sleeve that does all the talking. Her ink is much more scattered →
Teyana Taylor’s Tattoos Run From Banksy Butterflies to G.O.O.D. Music Ink
Teyana Taylor’s tattoos are easy to miss when she is fully dressed, and then suddenly impossible to ignore →
Nicky Jam’s Ink Runs from a Colombian Owl to Family Portraits
Nicky Jam has been collecting tattoos since he was a kid, and it shows. His ink isn’t built →
Chet Hanks’ Eye, Cross and Micaiah Tattoos Tell a Bigger Story
Chet Hanks has never really gone for the low-key approach. The same goes for his tattoos. When he →
Kevin Gates’ Ink Comes From Pain: The Soldier Sign, Elvis and the House Tattoo
Kevin Gates has never treated tattoos like background decoration. A lot of his ink is right there in →
Kelly Clarkson’s Ink Is Full of Little Reminders: Wrist Words, Puzzle Pieces and More
Kelly Clarkson has more tattoos than most people probably realise. They’re not the kind of giant sleeve that →
The Game’s Tattoos Go Way Beyond N.W.A.: LA Ink, Compton, Portraits and G-Unot
The Game’s tattoos are easy to recognise, but they’re not one single wall of ink. Jayceon Terrell Taylor →