Tattoos are everywhere — at least in more places than you think. In fact, in a recent Crescent Magazine online poll, nearly a third of those who responded indicated they have a tattoo, and a large percentage of those who indicated they do not currently have a tattoo revealed they’re not opposed to getting one.
This may be the growing hype for our generation, but the concept has been around much longer than most tend to think. National Geographic’s Cassandra Franklin-Barbajosa said the first known tattoos date back to the Copper Age, around 3000 B.C. Despite this, they’re just now becoming an acceptable form of self-expression: body art on campuses, for example, come in all shapes, sizes, colors and styles.
