Tattooing is a unique art form. Each person is a completely different canvas, and each tattoo is a new piece of art. However, unlike other forms of art, tattoos have a healing period after. Lack of proper aftercare following a tattoo can lead to tattoos becoming permanently damaged or sometimes being beyond fixing. There are different styles of tattoos, and it’s important to know the subtle difference in styles and what might happen after the healing process.
The new tattoo studio, Pen and Oak Tattoo, is owned and operated by Chani Murat Ewing with both her and artist Jon Pavlakis. Pen and Oak specializes in traditional, neo-traditional, and illustrative tattoo styles. They opened on Oct. 1 at 107 East 2nd Street in Moscow, Idaho.
Bitterroot Tattoo Company, a place where ink-lovers and first timers alike can get a tattoo from experienced artists. This Friday anyone can stop in to get a tattoo for a discounted price. These […]
A nose piercing, for some it’s just a routine thing, and for others it’s their first right of freedom, especially in college. My freshman year started the same, I wanted […]
Moscow is home a variety of tattoo shops from Untamed Art, Bitterroot and Swan Family. But last July Moscow opened its doors to one more: Moscow Tattoo Company. Moscow Tattoo […]
Telisa Swan Coahran believes tattoos can help people heal, especially from trauma. This idea became the overarching philosophy of her business, Swan Family Ink — a Moscow tattoo shop located […]
What do you get when you dry the leaves of the plant lawsonia inermis, make them into a paste and apply it to skin in intricate designs? A temporary tattoo. […]
