Tyla from The Block got a Domain logo tattoo on her ankle

Улыбающаяся Тайла из The Block в оранжевом жилете Bunnings Warehouse; в круглой врезке крупным планом лодыжка со свежей татуировкой логотипа Domain, буквой m и символом солнца, на которую указывает белая стрелка

Tyla, a contestant from the fifth house of The Block 2026 season, has finally kept her word and got a tattoo of the Domain logo on her ankle – a sponsor of the show. The minimalist green symbol now sits alongside her existing Crown Casino design on her foot and fits into her personal collection, which boasts over thirty tattoos across her body.

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Arm tattoo helped reunite family after 35 years of separation

Пожилая индийская женщина Прамила с короткими седыми волосами в бордовой блузке и жёлтом платке улыбается в камеру во время видеозвонка; на размытом фоне здание с колоннами и зелёная узорчатая поверхность.

In one of the nursing homes in the state of Himachal Pradesh, an elderly woman named Pramila was in contact with her own family for the first time in 35 years. The conversation with relatives from the state of Odisha took place via video link on Tuesday, September 28, 2026. Pramila owes the fact that this story even had a continuation to a tattoo on her forearm – a traditional pattern in the Odia language, which became the main reference point for investigators. A rare and illustrative case where body adornment turned into a living document that returned a person to their родной круг.

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Sterilization in Tattoo Studios: How to Protect Clients from Infections

Тату-мастер Stella Johnson улыбается и держит в руках стерильный пакет для автоклавирования на фоне белого автоклава и металлической сетчатой полки для инструментов в студии боди-арта в Alpena.

Just a couple of decades ago, tattoos were considered something marginal, but today they are a perfectly normal element of self-presentation. Along with the popularization of body art, the number of studios is growing, and, more importantly, the requirements for their work. In Alpena, Michigan, Stephanie Johnson recently opened her own space, Pin Cushion Body Art, on U.S.-23 South, and her main message is simple: clients should leave here with a tattoo, not a diagnosis.

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Cambodian Tattoo Artist Loses Craft Due to War

Тату-мастер Cheng Bora в чёрной футболке с графическим принтом и клетчатой бандане стоит в профиль перед домом на сваях в камбоджийской деревне, слева плакат с его портретом

In a refugee camp, affectionately and bitterly called the “village of waiting” by locals, a tattoo artist named Sam is once again picking up his needle. Only now, instead of a bustling workshop at a border crossing, his workspace is the narrow courtyard of a small house, and his client base has shrunk to a handful of people. The story of Cheng Bora, known to everyone as Sam, vividly illustrates how a geopolitical crisis can instantly deprive a craftsman not only of income but also of his accustomed life.

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Willemse’s Tattoo in Springboks: Best or Worst in Rugby?

Коллаж: слева Дамиан Виллемсе в зелёной форме Springboks с логотипом FNB поднимает руки к трибунам, справа его портрет в тёмных очках и белой футболке Adidas, в центре круглый вырез с татуировкой на предплечье — два палочных человечка и надпись

Damian Willemse, the versatile back for the South African rugby team, has unexpectedly become a trending topic on rugby social media – not for another interception, but for a forearm tattoo. Two naive stick figures and the short inscription “DON’T WORRY, I GOT YOUR BACK” have sparked a storm of discussion: some fans are calling it the best tattoo in world rugby, while others joke that the player drew it himself.

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