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Real people sharing real life experiences with our products.
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@marlamae
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Journal
Dive into a world of tattoo culture, skin stories, tattoo tips and inkspiration.
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SKIN STORIES: MOLLY TRUBODYSKIN STORIES: MOLLY TRUBODY
Molly Trubody is the brain behind Studio Hexen, a one-woman business creating handmade, vegan-friendly bags. A fashion lover and tattoo collector, we spoke with Molly about the brand and her inspirations.
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ARTIST HIGHLIGHT: TIARET MITCHELLARTIST HIGHLIGHT: TIARET MITCHELL
Artist Tiaret Mitchell (@tiarettee) works out of their private studio in Baltimore, Maryland. Describing themself as an artist who works across many mediums, we discussed all things art, inspiration and 'futuristic botany'.
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SKIN STORIES: OLIVIA WALTONSKIN STORIES: OLIVIA WALTON
Olive Walton has been making waves in the online movement and yoga community for some time now. To find out what makes Olive tick, we spoke with her about her life, work, and sick tattoo collection.
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Skin stories: Asha HarperSkin stories: Asha Harper
Asha Harper is a multidimensional creative being, as well as a footwear designer at Nike. We spoke to her about her career, tattoos and astrological signs.
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UK'S FIRST FEMALE TATTOO ARTISTUK'S FIRST FEMALE TATTOO ARTIST
Jessie made tattooing more accessible, especially for women, who felt more comfortable being tattooed by her than by a male artist. She was the only professional female tattoo artist in the UK for four decades, until a few women began joining her in the 1960s.
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Artist highlight: ZE LAIArtist highlight: ZE LAI
We spoke to handpoke artist Ze (@chinadollpokes), who works out of Lost Fox tattoo studio in London, about the inspiration behind her artwork and how her heritage informs her tattooing.
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Skin stories: CicilySkin stories: Cicily
I canβt really say exactly what it was, I think Iβve always loved the look of tattoos, and grew up with a mum who really supported me in being whoever I wanted to be. I think once I started following artists whoβs work I loved, & saw the photos they posted of people being covered with their style of tattoos, I just loved it & wanted to look like that too!
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