Skin & Ink (November 1995) drops with a spotlight feature on Juli Moon, one of the era’s standout tattoo artists, captured in a “Steppin’ Out” profile that digs into her work, influence and studio life. The issue weaves through gritty, street-level tattoo culture with Blood and Ink in the Naked City, a look at urban tattooing and the characters shaping it, before shifting to regional style in Bold Kentucky Home, highlighting artists and clients from the southern U.S. scene. Like other mid-’90s Skin & Ink issues, it blends artist showcases, in-studio photography, lifestyle pieces and tattoo reportage, built around bold colour plates and classic pre-digital layouts.
