If you fly often, you’ve probably noticed one detail: flight attendants almost never show their tattoos. Even if they wear open uniforms or sleeves, their skin appears clear. But why is that? And is it true that tattooed people can’t work in aviation?
Lal Hardy: Why Phones Are the Enemy of Tattooing
In the world of tattooing, where every stroke is a story and every needle an instrument of art, there are masters whose hands have seen it all: from the first sketches to the boldest experiments. One such master is Lal Hardy, a London-based tattoo artist with 47 years of experience, who has tattooed over 100 professional footballers in his career. Among his clients are stars like Jermain Defoe, Kyle Walker, Benoît Assou-Ekotto, and Jermaine Jenas. But today, he’s not talking about fame or success, but about what he believes has been a real blow to the industry – mobile phones.
Rosalynn Yeo: From Molecular Biology to Tattoo Artist
Sometimes life trajectories unfold in such a way that it seems a person was simply going in circles until they reached the finish line. Rosalynn Yeo’s story is a prime example. In 2026, after years of working in pharmaceuticals, managing a golf club, and raising two children, she opened her own studio, Peridot Tattoo and Art Studio, on Vancouver Island. But the most interesting part isn’t that she opened a business, but that her background in molecular biology became the foundation for her current success in the tattoo industry.
Tattoo Flash in Idaho: Celebrating the State’s 136th Anniversary
In the small town of Twin Falls, Idaho, an event took place on July 3, 2026, that can be called a true celebration for tattoo enthusiasts. Legacy Tattoo Studio hosted a unique flash event dedicated to the 136th anniversary of the state’s founding. It wasn’t just a workday – it was a celebration where everyone could get a memorable tattoo at a reduced price, without an appointment, and within just 20 minutes.
Tattoo Artist Adele Chin’s Story: From Regret to Success
In the world of tattoo art, every artist has a unique story that led them to this craft. For Adele Chin, a 27-year-old tattoo artist from Ipoh, Malaysia, the path to her profession began with deep regret over her first tattoo, done at the age of 15. This story is not just an example of growing up, but also an important lesson on how early decisions can change a life and lead to unexpected achievements.