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...]]" (September 2010), [[Color Tattoo Art]] (June 2011) and "[[Black Tattoo Art: Modern Expressions of the Tribal]]".

...]]" (September 2010), [[Color Tattoo Art]] (June 2011) and "[[Black Tattoo Art: Modern Expressions of the Tribal]]".

...ecided to imitate the gods , Mata Mata Arahu and Tura'I Po taught them the art of imprinting tattoos on their skin. Ever since, humans wear tattoos to obt * [[Polynesian Tattoo|Polynesian Tattoo]]

| Art ...complex emotional responses to the subject being tattooed, the designs and tattoo artists, including Mike Giant, Grime, Mike Davis, [[Paul Booth]], Helen Gar

'''''The Japanese Tattoo''''' [[File:Japantattoo.jpg|thumb|right|The Japanese Tattoo]]

|+ ''Kalinga Tattoo'' ...us body art that is believed to be 1,000 years old. Here’s a rare trove of tattoo motifs, variations and interpretations which can reveal new perspectives fo

...nd celebrations associated with the tattooing ritual. The Samoan warrior's tattoo began at the waist and extended to just below the knee. Samoan women were t == The Tattoo Process ==

...nd celebrations associated with the tattooing ritual. The Samoan warrior's tattoo began at the waist and extended to just below the knee. Samoan women were t # [[#The_Tattoo_Process|The Tattoo Process]]

...nd celebrations associated with the tattooing ritual. The Samoan warrior's tattoo began at the waist and extended to just below the knee. Samoan women were t # [[#The_Tattoo_Process|The Tattoo Process]]

...nd celebrations associated with the tattooing ritual. The Samoan warrior's tattoo began at the waist and extended to just below the knee. Samoan women were t # [[#The_Tattoo_Process|The Tattoo Process]]

...nd celebrations associated with the tattooing ritual. The Samoan warrior's tattoo began at the waist and extended to just below the knee. Samoan women were t # [[#The_Tattoo_Process|The Tattoo Process]]

'''Mehndi''' ceremonial art form which originated in ancient [[India|India]]. Likely due to the desire for a "tattoo-black" appearance, many people have started adding the synthetic dye p-Phen

...These substances are called extractives. Besides providing characteristic color and scent to wood, they can provide chemicals beneficial to humans, but may ...has an irritating odor and causes sneezing; it stains the skin to a purple color and has a vesicant action." [6]

'''The Tattoo FAQ''' is maintained by Stan Schwarz. You can retrieve a copy of the FAQ vi interested in learning more about the rec.arts.body art newsgroup itself,