
Eak
A former art teacher from Samut Prakarn with 11 years of tattooing across Thailand. Master of clean line work, color and shading in traditional and neo-traditional styles.
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Part Parts Unknown, part Dr. Pimple Popper. Contest winners fly around the world, all expenses paid, to get inked by local masters, with a dermatologist on set helping them get tattooed safely.
"I have a body suit now and not much more room for ink, but I love tattoo tourism so much I want to keep going." So Dr. Kerner created a docuseries where contest winners get the trip instead.
Each episode follows three winners and three artists in one destination: up to three full days of inking, shared excursions and meals, and interviews with the Ink Doc before, during and after every session.
The goal is twofold: share the thrill of tattoo tourism and raise awareness of best practices in getting inked. The series is produced by award-winning producer and director Ross Kagan Marks. Follow new clips and behind-the-scenes moments on YouTube and Instagram.
A week of inking, adventure and cultural exchange, from neo-traditional color to sacred Sak Yant blessings. Winners: Lacey, Max and Ash.



A former art teacher from Samut Prakarn with 11 years of tattooing across Thailand. Master of clean line work, color and shading in traditional and neo-traditional styles.

For nearly two decades he has given sacred Sak Yant tattoos and blessings to disciples who travel to Bangkok from around the world.

Born and raised in Bangkok, she studied 3D graphics and animation and brings that technical eye to striking, graphic tattoo work.
Filmed October 4 to 12 with three of Brazil's most decorated artists. Winners: Sophie Tindall (England), Katlego Malatji (South Africa) and Luis Sardiña (Venezuela and New Mexico).



Tattooing since childhood, he now holds 150+ awards, manufactures Masters Ink and runs Masters of Tattoo, one of the largest studios in Latin America.

A Rio native tattooing since 2011, with around 24 awards. He designs his references digitally and has guested in Norway, Portugal and Germany.

She carves designs into linoleum blocks in the Brazilian woodcut tradition, prints them on skin as a stencil, and gives the client the carved matrix to keep.
Entry is free. Winners receive airfare, hotel, tattooing, local transport and a meal per diem. There are no catches.
About one week, up to three full days of inking, shared excursions and free time. Every studio is chosen for hygiene equal to or better than U.S. standards, and a dermatologist is on set to help participants get tattooed safely.
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