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When we get a tattoo, we assume it's yours. The design is inked on our skin, we paid an
artist as well. However, this may not be the case under copyright law. The question is who
actually owns a 'tattoo'?

When we get a tattoo, we assume it's yours. The design is inked on our skin, we paid an
artist as well. However, this may not be the case under copyright law. The question is who
actually owns a 'tattoo'?

When we get a tattoo, we assume it's yours. The design is inked on our skin, we paid an
artist as well. However, this may not be the case under copyright law. The question is who
actually owns a 'tattoo'?

When we get a tattoo, we assume it's yours. The design is inked on our skin, we paid an
artist as well. However, this may not be the case under copyright law. The question is who
actually owns a 'tattoo'?

When we get a tattoo, we assume it's yours. The design is inked on our skin, we paid an
artist as well. However, this may not be the case under copyright law. The question is who
actually owns a 'tattoo'?

When we get a tattoo, we assume it's yours. The design is inked on our skin, we paid an
artist as well. However, this may not be the case under copyright law. The question is who
actually owns a 'tattoo'?

When we get a tattoo, we assume it's yours. The design is inked on our skin, we paid an
artist as well. However, this may not be the case under copyright law. The question is who
actually owns a 'tattoo'?

When we get a tattoo, we assume it's yours. The design is inked on our skin, we paid an
artist as well. However, this may not be the case under copyright law. The question is who
actually owns a 'tattoo'?

The tattoos trace back to when the first civilizations used them for medicinal purposes, and
then, they became tribal and cultural to mark that sense of belonging in a group. However,
when does a tattoo take value?