“My tattoo, her birthmark.”
A simple, yet deeply meaningful tribute. I got this tattoo to mirror my daughter’s birthmark, as a way to always carry a part of her with me—no matter where life takes us. It’s a permanent reminder of the unique bond we share.

“A recreation of my grandpa’s 50-year-old tattoo.”
To honor the legacy of my grandfather, I decided to recreate the exact tattoo he got over half a century ago. It’s not just ink—it’s a piece of family history that connects us across generations. Every time I look at it, I feel closer to him and his story.

“Today, I got a tattoo of my dad.”
This tattoo is more than a portrait—it’s a memory etched into my skin. My father has always been my hero, my guide. Getting this tattoo was my way of keeping him close and showing gratitude for the strength and love he gave me.

“I lost my old boy Sebastian last month. I had my first tattoo in his honor.”
Sebastian was more than just a pet—he was family. Losing him left a huge hole in my heart. This tattoo is my first, and it’s dedicated to him. It helps me feel like he’s still with me, always by my side, as loyal in memory as he was in life.

“Figured I was getting too old to carry my childhood toy around anymore.”
My childhood toy had been with me through thick and thin. As an adult, I couldn’t exactly keep carrying it everywhere, so I chose the next best thing: I turned it into a tattoo. Now it’s with me forever, a nostalgic anchor to the innocence and joy of youth.

“My parents’ wedding photo.”
I turned a moment frozen in time into something eternal. This tattoo is a replica of my parents’ wedding photo—a symbol of their enduring love and the foundation they built for our family. It’s a daily reminder of where I come from, and what real commitment looks like.