Surfn Ink Tattoo

Tattooing has undergone a cultural change in Australia during the last several decades. It is no longer a mark of the outlaw biker, the military veteran, and the traditional surfer, but rather a legitimate art form, revered by tattoo professionals, collectors, and beginning customers. Modern tattooing in Australia has made the appointment-only boutique health clinic, female t...

For decades, the tattoo parlors in Australia were all too often known as dark and rowdy places with large crowds of bikers, rockers, and tattoo veterans. These venues were significant in the history of tattooing but were not always considered to be the most inviting for first-time visitors, businessmen, or those looking for a more relaxing experience.

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Tattoos of Australia’s coastlines have been a popular choice among tattoo enthusiasts for a long time. Palm trees, crashing waves, compass designs, or simple geographic coordinates were used for years by surfers, divers, and beach lovers to mark their favorite coastal locations. But today, there’s a new art movement that is taking topographical contour linework to the ocean:<...

Making a tattoo is a significant commitment. It is a combination of art, self-expression, and body modification on a permanent basis. In Australia, where our tattoo culture is faring well and is diverse, the artist selection is key. Even though the majority of the professionals ar...