tattooing

Collects full-color photographs of a variety of tattoos created by artists all over the world.

Ten-year-old Dolphin is determined to stay with her family, no matter what, but when her sister goes to live with her newly-discovered father, sending their mother further into manic-depression, Dolphin's life takes a turn for the better.

This book examines the history and meaning of tattoos of indigenous peoples, from prehistoric times to the European Age of Exploration in both the Atlantic and Pacific to the European Age of Exploration in North America.

Presents a history of body art, explains how to get safe and well-produced tattoos, piercings, scars, brands, and other body modifications, discusses procedures and aftercare, and provides an extensive national directory of body art studios.

Photographs and text describe the latest trends in self-adornment, exploring how body adornment has become central to human nature, helping people express their beliefs, religion, hobbies, ethnicity, and more.

Seventeen-year-old Leslie wants a tattoo as a way of reclaiming control of herself and her body, but the eerie image she selects pulls her into the dangerous Dark Court of the faeries, where she draws on inner strength to make a horrible choice.

Reviews the history of tattooing, and looks at the work of tattoo artists and the training they receive, tattooing equipment, and how tattoos are created.

Faced with problems at home, Jackie finds solace in her small tattoo.

A guide for young people considering getting a tattoo or piercing that discusses the body-art forms' histories and health risks; factors to ponder before getting either, including school dress codes, the policies of future workplaces, and one's changing tastes; and alternatives such as bindi, mehndi, and magnetic jewelry. Includes resources.