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    La Ink Research Paper

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    There are television shows dedicated only on the practice of tattooing. One show, LA Ink, is a reality show acquired by famous tattoo artist, television personality and cosmetics entrepreneur, Kat Von D. The show is filmed in Von D’s Los Angeles tattoo studio, where multiple celebrities visit to get tattoos done by…

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    to provide instant identification of the members and non-members of a social group. While attitudes towards tattooing and piercing are fairly permissive in the United States, in Hong Kong acceptance is much less common, and participation in these practices is less likely to be widely and casually discussed. Today, rather than a visible, easily understood marker of social status, tattooing and piercing center on the motivation and interests of an individual. Where society once claimed individuals…

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    Thailand the monks would use an ancient form of tattooing refers to as stick and poke. This method requires a very long, thin metal stick with a sharp end dipped into ink and used to poke at the skin multiple times until the mark is made. Stick and Poke the religious views of getting tattoos to the Buddhist monks would be for getting a symbol of spiritual strength during a life crisis, or a symbol to warn off evil spirits.…

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    Social Deviance

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    tattoos and piercing and other body modifications fall into a spectrum rather than a simple yes or no answer. People with excessive tattooing are more likely to be criminal. Having excessive tattoo can impact a person life in a negative way. Over time the deviance of tattoos and piercings has changed from a nominal yes or no to a spectrum that encompasses all levels of tattooing and piercings and other body modifications. Deviance must first be defined to give the spectrum meaning, so deviance…

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    frequently stress over the wellbeing chances that are connected with tattooing. Additionally, a few grown-ups see teenagers with tattoos as having a picture that is defiant, juvenile, or amateurish. Another basic contention against high schoolers getting inked is that the choice may one day be lamented since styles…

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    has been a way to express ourselves, express our affection, or to express our social status. Whether it was permanent or temporary it has been a part of our society and has affected how society views people. The ancient Egyptians really brought tattooing to life and it has been ever blooming since then. Originally, tattoos were believed to have begun some time around 2000 B.C. In 1991, however, scientist discovered a mummy that they dated to be around 5,200 years old. The mummy had small…

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    because it stretches over time, it can give you cancer is you have allergies to ink, and it’s just straight up child abuse. As a person who knows first hand with a tattoo artist as a father I would know that being an infant with a tattoo is terrible. Tattooing an infant is bad first of all because it stretches out over time. When you get a tattoo at a young age, your skin is still growing and in about a few years that mickey mouse head you got is gonna look like three blobs of nothing. It’ll be…

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    History Of Tattoos Essay

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    influences behind the art will be analysed along with the meaning of some of their most famous work. Fifteen thousand years ago, “tattoos” were not used to mark skin. Instead they were used to treat arthritis. One of the oldest artifacts of ancient tattooing is from 3,000 B.C. where Japanese clay warrior figurines were depicted with body art. It was not until after 400 B.C. when more people around the world including Native Americans started using tattoos and other body art as decoration.…

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    According to "Getting Under Their Skin" by Scott Kraft, Enrique Gonzalez and his friend Travis Gorman were tattooing Gonzalez 7 year old son. The insignia was a gang related tattoo of a dog paw print of a well-known gang called bulldogs from Fresno. The mother of the boy later then saw the tattoo and right away called the authorities and that lead up to the two men's arrests and were charged with aggravated mayhem which meant getting a life sentence. The jury later found the men not guilty of…

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    features to the face and or to their body to symbolize either different characteristics of that individual and in some cases to identify that person within their group or cultures. Some ways of doing this is through the practice of facial piercings, tattooing, and scarification. In this presentation I will be talking about the different symbolic meanings of Scarification including identification, beauty, social and cultural of the Yoruba people. *One tribe that utilizes both…

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