Representational tattoos mean representing loved ones, family members, significant milestones, how we want to feel about ourselves, strengths, weaknesses.

For example representing a family member using floral or lions for strengths for men. Utilizing popular imagery is not a bad thing but if you're just grabbing an image that appears to represent strength to other people you may need some guidance on what to ask your tattoo artist.

Representational Tattoos

Chuck Todd talks to Rocky Rakovic, Editor-in-Chief of Inked Magazine, about results of a new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll that show increasing popularity of tattoos. 

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Tattoos go Mainstream: Rocky Rakovic, Inked Magazine

The full interview with Rocky Rakovic, the Editor in Chief of Inked Magazine, the leading international publication on Tattoo Culture. Interviewed for the Headspace tattoo show 'Ink Me Up' that originally aired on SirenFM on the 4th of February 2015.

Interview by Ben Pople
Produced by Callum Davidson
Recorded by Luke D. Joyce

Rocky Rakovic, Inked Magazine - Full Interview

“Who Asked You Tattoo” was created as a platform for professional artists to inform potential clientele of their personal processes and to answer questions for anyone interested in getting a tattoo.

Representational Tattoos

Who Asked You Tattoo

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