Total Tattoo Magazine No. 123 – January 2015

Total Tattoo Magazine returns with its January 2015 issue, number 123, in a digital PDF edition. This is a downloadable copy of the monthly tattoo publication from the United Kingdom. You can buy the issue here and get instant access after payment.

This issue offers a mix of news, artist profiles, convention updates, and photo galleries. It is designed for tattoo enthusiasts, collectors, and readers who follow the international tattoo scene. The digital format makes it convenient to read on many devices.

Book Overview

This January 2015 issue of Total Tattoo Magazine includes editorial commentary from James Sandercock, news and reviews, and contributions from a range of photographers and writers. The magazine covers studio openings, product reviews, and legal stories concerning the tattoo industry in the UK.

Feature interviews include Nick Morte on black and grey and realism, Horihide on traditional Japanese tattooing, Aimee Cornwell on a family connection to tattoos, and Alan Damien of Living Dead Lights. Convention coverage includes Stockholm Ink Bash, Berlin Tattoo Expo, Ink ‘n’ Art Tattoo Convention in Bournemouth, and the Bristol Tattoo Convention announcement. The issue also includes a cover model profile with Tessa Kozlowski, a gallery section, and a convention calendar.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• The editor’s views on tattoo media coverage and industry challenges.
• News and reviews covering studios, books, and merchandise.
• An interview with tattoo artist Nick Morte on realism, color, and black and grey work.
• A feature on the Stockholm Ink Bash tattoo convention.
• An interview with Horihide about traditional Japanese tattooing.
• A portrait of tattoo artist Aimee Cornwell and her family connection to the craft.
• Pages from the magazine’s gallery, convention calendar, and in-focus section on Bold as Brass.

Why This Book Matters

Total Tattoo Magazine has built a reputation among tattooists and tattoo fans. This issue documents the culture and community around tattooing in early 2015, with practical news, convention dates, and artist interviews. It also preserves media coverage of events such as the Brighton Tattoo Convention and Berlin Tattoo Expo.

For researchers, collectors, or anyone interested in the history of tattoo publishing, this issue offers a primary document of the UK tattoo scene at the time.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download. There is no physical shipping. After purchase, the PDF is available for immediate download.

The file is compatible with PDF readers on desktop, laptop, tablet, and mobile devices. It can also be used with Kindle apps and other reading apps that support PDF files.

FAQ

How do I access my purchase?
You will receive a digital download link immediately after purchase.

Is this a physical magazine?
No. This is a digital PDF edition only.

Can I read it on my Kindle or tablet?
Yes. The PDF works with Kindle apps, tablets, and most PDF readers.

Download this issue for your digital library and enjoy it at your own pace.