IT'S TATTOO TIME!







In Britain tattoos used to be seen mainly on sailors, prisoners and bikers and they were considered a sign of being a rebel. Nowadays they are popular with all kinds of people and it's pretty normal to have a tattoo. The most popular tattoos are names of loved ones, Chinese and Japanese characters, stars and flower. There are also annual tattoos events that attract thousands of visitors, such as the International Tattoo Convention. Tattoos are not just for the young. Many people are now going to get their first tattoos in theirs 40s, 50s, or 60s.
At these events you can get a tattoo done or see human bodies completelyt covered in tattoos.

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