The beloved Japanese Kewpie doll gets inked for the ‘Body of Work’ MoPop exhibit.

Seattle Tattoo Emporium owner Jimmy Hillary and fellow tattoo artist Daniel Skillingstead pose in front of flash art from renowned artists, such as Ed Hardy.

The Pain Map at the MoPop ‘Body of Work’ exhibit shows the least to most painful body parts to tattoo.

C.J. “Danny” Danzl’s hand-painted tattoo kit from the 40s.

In the ‘Body of Work’ exhibit at the Museum of Pop Culture, a recreation of a tattoo parlor allows visitors to try on hologram designs.

Tattoo artists can use a variety of needles and machines to tattoo clients.