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Many cultures the world over have carried the lucky rabbit’s foot, and the origins of this practice are as fascinating as they are obscure. The early Celts believed that the rabbit in question must be killed a certain way by…
Fearsome and protective, wise and preeminent– Fudo Myoo is an intense god who has had his image preserved in some of the most impressive traditional Japanese artworks. Consider this imposing and formidable subject for your next tattoo for an awe-inspiring…
A world-renowned physicist, the father of the theory of relativity, and a philosopher — in layman’s terms, Albert Einstein was an absolute badass. Consider paying your respects to this admirable man with an Albert Einstein tattoo. Albert Einstein was awarded…
Ammonites are a natural wonder that connect us to the Earth of the past. Their simplicity and elegance are valued not just by the geologists who discovered them, but also by artists, mathematicians, and the average joe. Ammonites have all…
Fish, including the arowana, hold a sacred meaning in many cultures. This means that there are many stunning artworks to inspire your own body art. Arowana are not as well-known as koi and carp, but this is what makes them…
The burrito: a symbol of sustenance, a go-to food for when you need more than a tiny little taco, the perfect breakfast after a night out… and a hilarious, unusual tattoo? Right on trend, burritos are quickly becoming one of…
Fate, Friday the 13th, and the occult play a part in the planchette tattoo. Favoured by men who are interested in the other side, these tattoos offer an air of mystery and otherworldliness. There is also an almost carnival atmosphere…
Greek mythology is one of the most varied and intriguing in the world. Perseus was one of the greatest heroes in Greece, the son of Zeus and Danae. He is probably the most famous for riding the Pegasus and killing…
Early drawings of a proto-parachute can be traced back to medieval times and some of Leonardo da Vinci’s sketches. The modern parachute was invented in the late 18th century by Louis-Sebastian Lenormand, who also made the first parachute jump from…
The atomic bomb was invented in the 1940s by the men of the Manhattan Project, a team of scientists working on the ultimate destructive weapon. Helmed by J. Robert Oppenheimer, they were successful and dropped bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.…