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Women’s March Recap

On Saturday, our team of Ambassadors in DC and New York City handed out Custom Tattly made for the Women's March. In some instance, hundreds of tattoos were given away within minutes, and thousands were provided throughout the day. Nothing is more empowering than seeing your photos shared on social media. Thank you for making us a part of your voice. Learn about action steps to keep the movement going on the Women's March website. The tattoos may have been temporary, but the cause is not. 

Actress Jackie Cruz wearing Tattly at the Women’s March in Washington, DC

Estelle Bailey-Babenzien and friends wearing Tattly at the Women’s March in New York City

Photo by Tattly Ambassador Dominie Mahl in Washington, DC

Photo by Jessica Kausen applying Tattly in Washington, DC

Photo by Tattly Member Yng-Ru Chen in Washington, DC 

Photo by Paul Jun in New York City

Photo by Tattly Member Ariana Bautista in New York City

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Something To Buzz About

Visual artist Andrea Dezsö’s work is captivating to browse through. Rich with intricate detail and whimsy, her artwork is reminiscent of childhood fairytales without feeling as though it dwells on ideas of innocence. If you’re in the Bronx and fancy checking out some of her work up close, we recommend a visit to Dezsö’s award-winning glass mosaic Community Garden. Located inside the Bedford Park Boulevard subway station near Lehman College, the mural features vibrantly colored oversized fruit, playful cats, and curious insects.  

Last year, ​the Rice University Art Gallery made some of ​Dezsö's​ art wearable for visitors to her vinyl mural installation during the Texas Contemporary Art Fair, and we’re still buzzing about them!

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Cafe Grumpy

Trying to get through the work week and we’re just going to wear our grumpiness on our sleeves thanks to this Custom Tattly by Cafe Grumpy. Yes, it’s shiny and gold but our coffee is black, like our soul.

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Notorious RBG

Both were born and raised in Brooklyn. They each have a way with verse. And yes, both are notorious for their trailblazin’ ways. The Internet seems to love Ruth Bader Ginsburg as much as it loves Biggie Smalls. Some have committed to real tattoos of RBG, but with this Custom Tattly for Dey Street Books created to celebrate the launch of the new book Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the majority will definitely rule in favor of this option.