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Laura Yahna (Berlin, Germany)

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Laura Yahna

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Any good german artists?

I only know this because I went to Germany last year haha. My personal faves are Laura Yahna and Guen Douglas, but both work at shops with a bunch of amazing artists (Pechshwarz and Taiko Gallery respectivey). They're both based in Berlin though.

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Blackwork dreams in tattoos by Laura Yahna Tattoo artist Laura Yahna authors style blackwork tattoo | Germany, USA

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Have you seen our Video about Berlin-based, incredible Tattooartist Laura Yahna? If you like it also check out the story/interview at our blog in the shop:

https://www.staycoldapparel.com/blogs/news/laura-yahna-aka-the-girl-with-the-matchsticks

or read it here:

How did you get into tattooing? I was into tattoos since puberty, when I hit 15. While I was studying graphic design, I was tattooing friends. A tattoo artist saw one of my pieces on a friend and told him to ask me to join her studio. Ela is my mentor and my boss, but she’s also one of my best friends now. She was supportive from the beginning and believed in my potential. She never told me what to draw, she just encouraged me to find who I am as an artist. Was tattooing something that came naturally? Starting tattooing was so painful for me. I was scared to show my work to people I didn’t know and to have them judge it. I was really anxious, redrawing designs 20 times until they were super perfect. This can be a common issue with all artists, but I had Ela who was super supportive. It probably took a year before I stopped feeling fear whenever I went to the studio.

Tattooing is still not an easy craft for me, and there is still so much stuff you could learn or become better at. There are days when I think I really suck at it, but this is also the reason I am still into it, or otherwise, I would have already been bored. This is the longest relationship I ever had. For the past eight or nine years, I see tattooing every day and I’m still in love with it. Have you been able to get support for dealing with your problems? I was always a very, very open person who talked about the shit I was going through. When I was very young, I learned that a lot of people aren’t into that and they can’t deal with it. I used to think I was wrong for talking about it, but now the older I get, the more I understand, that I just hadn’t met the right people. Now I can gather people around me that appreciate the way I handle life. It makes it way easier if you meet people who share that understanding.

What do you think about social media today and how it affects young people? Instagram is about building up an image so other people like you. It doesn't necessarily have anything to do with real life. I don’t post too much private stuff, but at the same time, I do want to so I can be honest. But it's such a complicated thing because everything you put out there on the Internet is open to other people’s judgment. For someone who’s really sensitive, it’s very difficult to post private things on the Internet, because you care what others think about you, Do you consider yourself to be a sensitive person? I always felt very different to other people as a kid, a little bit like an alien, like I don’t belong here. My mom says I was born hyper sensitive, but I think we are all sensitive and the difference between people is that some break faster, and others get stronger through the things that happens to them. I don’t feel like an alien so much anymore.

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BLACKWORK DREAMS IN TATTOOS BY LAURA YAHNA One of the most popular trends in modern tattooing is certainly the Blackwork. Absolutely any kind of black tattoo, attracts people with its unique energy and contrast, which allows preserving freshness of the image even after years of unpretentious care. One of the most popular tattoo artists of the author's Blackwork direction is a German artist - Laura Yahna. In her creative experiments with black ink, there is enough space for visual and aesthetic beauty and excellent technical execution of tattoos. Full article: https://inkppl.com/en/magazine/tattoo-artists/blackwork-dreams-in-tattoos-by-laura-yahna ____________ Tattoo artist Laura Yahna @the.girl.with.the.matchsticks ____________ Only the best tattoo artists on www.inkppl.com #inkpplcom #inkppl #inkppltattoomagazine #inked #ink #inktattoo #tattoo #tatts #tattooartist #tattooing #tattoos #tattooist #art #artist #tattooed #linework #lineworktattoo #blackwork #blackworktattoo #blackworkers #blackworktattoo #dreamtattoo #strangetattoo #blackworkers #blackworksubmission #onlyblackart #darkartists #darkartist #blacktattooing #ladytattooers

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Laura Yahna by Charlott Cobler

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Laura Yahna (Berlin, Germany)

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Tattoo inspiration 2017 – Laura Yahna Tattoo design & Inspiration Laura Yahna

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Laura Yahna

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