Everton Stadium Architect Gets ‘1878’ Tattoo: How a Project Became a Personal Story

Визуализация нового стадиона Эвертона с людьми, гуляющими по набережной

When architects complete large-scale projects, they usually receive awards or commendations. However, Dan Meis, a world-renowned designer from Los Angeles, decided to commemorate the success of his most challenging project in a much more radical and permanent way. The number ‘1878’ – the founding year of Everton Football Club – now adorns his skin. For the man who designed the legendary Staples Center (home arena of the Lakers), this gesture was an acknowledgment that his work on the new stadium in Liverpool had transcended a mere contract and become part of his own identity.

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Austin Kroll’s Memorial Tattoo: A Story of Pain and Family Bonds

Крупный план небольшой татуировки на коже с цифрами '1984' и '1996' внутри контура, нарисованного от руки овала.

In the world of modern tattoo culture, body art has long ceased to be mere decoration, transforming into a powerful tool for personal therapy and memory preservation. For Austin Kroll, known from the popular reality show “Southern Charm,” a new tattoo became not just an aesthetic choice, but a way to etch his family’s story onto his skin, a story full of both tragic losses and miraculous gains. In the eighth episode of the 11th season, viewers witnessed a deeply intimate moment: Austin, accompanied by his younger sister Katie, went to a tattoo parlor to get symbols that connect their past and present.

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