In the third BLADE movie, the Daywalker is back. His fight is now against not only the vampire nation that hunts him, but the FBI and the father of the vampire race, the original Dracula.

Step right up and see the the spectacle! Circuses used to travel with a ten-in-one, a group of smaller acts. This was called the sideshow, but as the exhibits became more outrageous, it came to be known as the freak show.

Traditional tribal tattooing was worn by peoples all along the Pacific Rim and throughout Southeast Asia. The designs were almost always monochrome, and executed by hand tattooing methods.

The ancient Celts of the British Isles were known to dye their hair and paint and tattoo their bodies. The spiraling and interlocking art created by those people remain a popular inspiration for tattooing in the modern age.

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The Japanese style of tattooing is highly developed and visually quite distinct. The large scale of the bold designs have captivated the Western tattoo world for many centuries, and inspire many larger creations along similar lines.

The Japanese culture has a very distinctive tattoo style and it has been a popular influence on Western tattooing since the 1960s. Explore the distinctive history of this highly developed tattoo style.

Ok, so you’re 18 and you’re finally getting your tattoo. Everyone you know has told you “it’s going to ruin the rest of your life!” Will it? It might or might not, but there are a few places that will dictate special conditions if you are tattooed.

Whether perceived as creatures of air, fire, land or water, dragons are popular across all styles of tattoo designs.