Skin & Ink Magazine

Pros: Great information, high quality pictures

Cons: I'm sure there are some, but I can't think of any now :)

Review: I picked up Skin and Ink along with a few other tat mags as I do every month or so. I'm now 30 and I got my first, and so far only, tattoo shortly after I joined the Navy. (Don't freak, I was 22!:)

I have to say that I really like Skin &...

Pros: detailed articles

Cons: geared more towards tattoo artists

Review: I’d think with a publisher like Larry Flynt, there’d be a little more skin showing in this magazine. Surprisingly, there appears to be more ink than skin. I have read, or looked at, this magazine for several years now. However, the copy I am...

Pros: Finally! A magazine that caters directly to the highly refined needs of the competition-tattoo_community...

Cons: Almost exclusive focus on tattoo-related minutia is highly offensive to the body-piercing_community...

The Bottom Line: Skin&Ink's level of subject-specialization makes "bare-skins" & "rub-on posers" feel as though they're the outsiders. Recovering acid-freaks will suffer hideous flashbacks from the graphics. No Herve Villechaise centerfolds...

Review: * *WARNING** YOU ARE ABOUT TO READ AN IRRESPONSIBLE, PERHAPS OFFENSIVE, PRESENTATION OF CONTROVERSIAL SUBJECT MATTER:

--The following review-discussion deals with subject matter that some readers' moms may consider morally...

Pros: Great pics

Cons: Half naked dudes

Review: As an artist, I have always had an interest in tattoos, and have always wanted one. I love the idea of a work of art on your body. Something of beauty you can take with you wherever you go.

The problem is, I am an artist. I cannot draw...