Fans of bestselling author Neil Gaiman are wondering what to do about tattoos inspired by the author's work now that he faces ...

In the hushed darkness of a laboratory, ancient Peruvian tattoos glowed with new life. As lasers swept across the mummified ...

A 10-year-old visits an Yuma, Arizona, tattoo parlor for a touch up on the ink she had gotten a year prior. In an Instagram ...

These courtroom sketch artists have produced thousands of images that appeared on Toronto TV newscasts and newspapers ...

Investigators believe the remains are of a Caucasian or Hispanic woman who was approximately 5 feet 1 inch tall and had two distinctive tattoos: a koi fish on her right shoulder blade and a rose ...

A Samoan woman is calling for greater acceptance and awareness around cultural tattoos after she was terminated from her workplace due to her tualima, a traditional hand tattoo. Samoan-American Tracy ...

He drinks a lot of coffee in Seattle. When you're describing something to someone, it can often be easier to sketch what you mean. That's the idea behind Image Wand, a new Apple Intelligence ...

Here’s how they do it. By Amisha Padnani Courtroom sketch artists serve as quiet chroniclers of history, recording the tension, drama and emotion of trials where cameras are not allowed.

E-tattoos are a form of EEG, a medical test that measures brain waves. "They are similar to the traditional tattoos, said Pablo Vidal, a Ph.D. Student with the Nanshu Lu research group at UT Austin.