Tattoos Popularity Contes
Tattoo choices themselves have seen a mercurial shift as well. During the “reintroduction” of tattooing brought back to the west by Captain Cook, and the first tattoo craze of the modern era, nautical, and military themes were the rage.
During the Industrial Revolution you were pretty much limited to flash, or as one famous tattoo artist was rumored to have said back then, “If it ain’t on the wall, I don’t do it!” At this time the most popular choices were oriental dragons, skulls, hearts (usually with MOM in the banner), and “pin up” girls in various stages of undress.
During the Industrial Revolution you were pretty much limited to flash, or as one famous tattoo artist was rumored to have said back then, “If it ain’t on the wall, I don’t do it!” At this time the most popular choices were oriental dragons, skulls, hearts (usually with MOM in the banner), and “pin up” girls in various stages of undress.
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