Inked Magazine

Inked Magazine

Inked is a digital media brand focused on tattoo culture, presenting itself as the go-to source for those on the fringes. It explores various aspects of the tattoo lifestyle, including music, fashion, art, and sports. Like Vice, Inked has evolved from print to a fully digital platform, establishing itself alongside prestigious publications such as GQ and Vanity Fair. The magazine has showcased prominent tattooed figures on its covers, including Kat Von D, Avril Lavigne, Diablo Cody, Eve, and Malin Akerman. Inked has also featured interviews with celebrities like Ozzy Osbourne, Tracy Morgan, Slash, Kid Cudi, and Billie Joe Armstrong. Additionally, the publication highlights talented tattoo artists through its Icon feature, celebrating renowned figures like Don Ed Hardy, Horiyoshi III, and Ami James.

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#327788

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  • 2 weeks ago | inkedmag.com | Carolyne Whelan

    While every season has its charm, spring has a buzz to it that can’t be beat. Animals come out from hibernation with brand new babes to teach how to survive, we finally shed a layer or three of winter gear when we leave the house, and as snow melts and flowers bloom it’s the perfect time to pack some bags and hit the road to explore the wonders this world has to offer.

  • 1 month ago | inkedmag.com | Jennifer Kraybill

    Reunited under the needle with celebrity artist JonBoy, Savannah Guthrie and Drew Barrymore get inked together live on The Drew Barrymore Show.

  • 1 month ago | inkedmag.com | Kellie Speed

    Morgan Wade has been obsessed with tattoos since the day she got her first one. Back then, the American Music Awards, CMT Music Awards, and Academy of Country Music awards nominee was a striving freshman in college with barely any money in her bank account. “One of my friends said, ‘You’d look really cool if you had a tattoo,’ so I took the $90 in my bank account and got my (four younger) siblings’ initials on the inside of my arm,” Wade shared in a recent phone interview.

  • 2 months ago | inkedmag.com | Miguel Costa

    It’s the early 90s in New York City. Moby is a DJ on the come-up, with one foot in the rave scene and the other in the punk rock community, where he has joined a socially conscious movement to forgo animal-sourced products. For a “20-something” living in the middle of the most congested city in America, a motley mix of nightlife, veganism, animal rights, and music with a message is becoming the foundational soundboard for his anti-establishment point of view as a creator.

  • 2 months ago | inkedmag.com | Elaine Maguire O'Connor

    When Machine Gun Kelly debuted his blackout tattoo, the internet was quick to react. Accusations of cultural appropriation and comparisons with blackface sprang up on Instagram comments. Others defended his tattoo as being unconnected to race and, instead, a method of covering up old, unwanted ink without going through the pain of laser removal. MGK wasn’t the first celebrity at the center of an internet storm for his tattoo choice.

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