Embracing female tattoo culture
19-year-old Sarah Jane Docker is an illustration student, blogger and freelance artist from the Lake District. We love Sarah’s dark and gloomy style, inspired by The Horror Issue and our recent Miniature Ink II exhibition, Sarah has created a series of creepy kewpies just for us… Do you have a background in art? I started drawing …
Come and take a seat… in the Things&Ink pop-up photo studio, exclusively at London Tattoo Convention 2015. Become part of London Tattoo Convention history in a very special portrait project by Things&Ink magazine. The pop-up photo studio will be located on the upper floor in Tobacco Dock and will be set up for the duration …
Our Miniature Ink II exhibition (which opens today, Wednesday 23 September) is being held in collaboration with Atomica Gallery to raise funds for Battersea Dogs & Cats Home. So we thought we’d chat to Sailor Jerry Ambassador UK, EmmaLi Stenhouse about her adopted pooch… Can you tell us a bit about what you do for …
Our editorial assistant Rosalie Woodward reviews issue 9 of Things&Ink magazine #strippedback – out now, with a choice of three different covers. Pick your favourite cover and buy your copy here! Miniature Ink – Page 10 Meet the buyers of ‘Miniature Ink’, an exhibition of artwork donated by over 100 tattoo artists from around the …
Part 1 of Things&Ink editor Alice Snape’s Marathon Diary… Around three weeks ago, I got the news that I had been waiting for… I had been accepted to run the London Marathon 2015 for the cancer charity Sarcoma UK … My heart filled with a mix of excitement, fear and happiness. Excitement, as running the marathon has always …
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