Tattoos

Short version: Edo‑era Japan fell in love with a new blue, ukiyo‑e artists turbocharged it, and Irezumi evolved a visual language that still powers modern bodysuits. Fast‑forward: Europe’s REACH rules now limit thousands of chemicals in inks. That doesn’t kill color—it pushes smarter chemistry, better labeling, and a deeper understanding of what’s in the bottle. Your

TL;DR. You own your skin. Your artist usually owns the copyright in the design—unless you both signed something that says otherwise. Courts increasingly say it’s OK to show tattoos when you license your likeness (think athletes in video games). “Style” itself isn’t protected by copyright. And when AI is involved, the law draws a bright line: purely AI‑generated