Tattooing has a comeback in popularity, especially in America, Europe and Japan. With advances in equipment and pigments used for tattoos as well as entry into the industry with new artists, the backgrounds in art, the explosion of tattoo designs, colors and performance attracted enthusiasts from all over the world.
The influence of the tattoo in popular culture is highlighted in TV shows like Miami Ink, LA Ink, and many others. popular singers, actors and actresses, sports tattoos paved the way for the acceptance of tattooing as an art form. The West has always been the first to accept the concept of non-traditional art. In Europe, especially Russia, is the tattoo as an integral part of the culture of the Mafia. Although tattooing has also enjoyed new popularity in Europe seen, historically, it has a decrease in the periods in history when Christianity or any other religion that has the tattoo as a pagan practice, shown is widespread.
Telephone and online surveys conducted in relation to the prevalence of tattoos. The results showed that men have a greater tendency to a tattoo than women. Gay and lesbian people have the concentration of tattoo lovers and West seems to promote and lead the practice of tattooing as art. When celebrities started sporting the tattoo, the mentality of the masses slowly began to change. Famous stars like Angelina Jolie, whose support to various charities, is a positive message to the world that the tattoo-sporting men and women have good sides to send. Although she never tried to promote tattooing as an art, unwavering support of the tattoo made her a patron.
Even with the widespread acceptance of tattooing as an art of body modification, but it is difficult for some of them have paid for a job, especially if the tattoos remarkable. A tattoo dominates the face and body of the individual has a negative connotation for some parts of society. In Japan, people with tattoos are often out of fear of public places, it could be a part of the dreaded Yakuza are prohibited. In the U.S. there is a standard practice for inmates to have tattoos.
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