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Import After Dark
Two-angle tattoo maps

Import After Dark

Fashion-forward import-model editorials with healed close-ups and traceable artist credits.

CURATED BYTattDaddy EditorsTATTOO MAPS4
The dragon wraps with my shoulder, so I shot a portrait and a close angle. Both views are healed and unfiltered; tap through for the artist.

Ink credits:
1. Dragon sleeve — Kairo Black (@kairoblack) · Black Rose LA
2. Peony forearm detail — Kairo Black (@kairoblack) · Black Rose LA2 tags
The dragon wraps with my shoulder, so I shot a portrait and a close angle. Both views are healed and unfiltered; tap through for the artist. Ink credits: 1. Dragon sleeve — Kairo Black (@kairoblack) · Black Rose LA 2. Peony forearm detail — Kairo Black (@kairoblack) · Black Rose LAAnaheim, CA
Two years healed under garage light. Swipe for the cyber-sigil detail and tap each credit before you save the reference.

Ink credits:
1. Botanical sleeve — Mira Voss (@miravoss) · Quiet Hand Studio
2. Sleeve sigil — Gia Chen (@gia.ink)2 tags
Two years healed under garage light. Swipe for the cyber-sigil detail and tap each credit before you save the reference. Ink credits: 1. Botanical sleeve — Mira Voss (@miravoss) · Quiet Hand Studio 2. Sleeve sigil — Gia Chen (@gia.ink)Garden Grove, CA
The back piece is built for movement, not one frozen pose. Swipe for the wrist-script detail and open each maker’s credit.

Ink credits:
1. Back and shoulder — Ren Ito (@ren.ito) · Black Rose LA
2. Shoulder script — Vale Cruz (@valecruz)2 tags
The back piece is built for movement, not one frozen pose. Swipe for the wrist-script detail and open each maker’s credit. Ink credits: 1. Back and shoulder — Ren Ito (@ren.ito) · Black Rose LA 2. Shoulder script — Vale Cruz (@valecruz)Los Angeles, CA
The serpent only makes sense when you see the whole line. Swipe for the close detail; the artist credit follows every angle.

Ink credits:
1. Serpent sleeve — Sumi Kane (@sumikane) · Neon Needle OC
2. Serpent sleeve detail — Sumi Kane (@sumikane) · Neon Needle OC2 tags
The serpent only makes sense when you see the whole line. Swipe for the close detail; the artist credit follows every angle. Ink credits: 1. Serpent sleeve — Sumi Kane (@sumikane) · Neon Needle OC 2. Serpent sleeve detail — Sumi Kane (@sumikane) · Neon Needle OCSanta Ana, CA
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