The celebrity world is buzzing about Bunnie Xo again, and this time, the press’s attention is not on scandals, but on a new tattoo. The influential blogger and podcaster, known for her bold style and love for body art, has showcased a fresh design on her body, which immediately sparked a wave of speculation. However, the star herself was quick to dispel rumors, explaining that the new work of art is a tribute to friendship and beloved music, rather than a reflection of her recent divorce from singer Jelly Roll.
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Australian Tattoo Expo 2026: Tour Schedule and Top Artists
Australia’s tattoo industry is experiencing a true renaissance, and the large-scale festival Australian Tattoo Expo has become the main catalyst for this movement. In 2026, the event, which has become the largest body art event in the Southern Hemisphere, continues its national tour, bringing together hundreds of top artists from around the world under one roof. This is not just an exhibition; it’s a true pilgrimage for ink enthusiasts, where art intertwines with show business and culture.
Rickie Fowler’s Tattoo: What the Letter G on the Golfer’s Arm Means
At the recent Presidents Cup tournament, many noticed a new tattoo on the arm of American golfer Rickie Fowler. It’s a simple yet expressive letter ‘G’ inked on the inside of his left forearm, just above the elbow. In the world of professional sports, where every gesture and detail of an athlete’s image often becomes a topic of discussion, this tattoo immediately sparked keen interest among fans and the media.
Ta Moko Revival: How the Māori are Reclaiming Their Ritual Tattoos
In February 2026, the distinctive hum of a tattoo machine echoed through the small town of Gisborne on the northeast coast of New Zealand’s North Island. Master Mark Kopua, 64, was intently working on a design on his nephew Desmond Horomia’s arm. But this was no ordinary tattooing session – it was ta moko, a sacred ritual that for the Māori people signifies far more than just body art. Relatives gathered around the artist, observing a process they considered sacred.
Chen Jie: How Chinese Painting Found New Life on Skin
In the world of tattoo art, it’s rare to find a phenomenon that can be called a true cultural bridge. But Chen Jie, an artist from Beijing and owner of NewTattoo Studio, is precisely the person who has connected two universes: ancient Chinese painting and modern tattooing. In an interview published on August 2, 2026, she talks about her journey, inspiration, and how she is changing perceptions of tattoos in China.