An indoor scene depicts a tattooing session, with a focus on the tattoo artist's gloved hand and the client's lower leg. The artist, wearing a black nitrile glove, holds a red tattoo machine with the brand "JUEMEL" visible on its side. The machine displays numbers such as "6, 7, 8, 9, 11V" and percentages "20, 40, 60, 80, 100%," indicating its operational settings. A tattoo needle cartridge is attached to the machine, actively working on the client's skin. The tattoo being created is a simple outlined sun with rays, partially completed on the client's leg, which appears slightly red and moisturized from the process. To the left of the tattooing area, various items are arranged on a white, plastic-wrapped shelf or cart. These include a black bottle (likely containing tattoo ink or cleansing solution), a stack of white paper towels, and two small, open ink caps – one red and one black. Further left, a blue ceramic mug containing a dark liquid, possibly coffee or water, rests on the shelf, with a subtle red mark on its rim. An empty, ripped foil packet is also visible on the shelf. The floor features decorative patterned tiles in shades of blue, orange, white, and gray, adding to the indoor setting. Part of a wooden floor is also visible. The overall setup suggests a hygienic and focused environment for tattooing, taking place in Sofia, Bulgaria.

Tattoo session documented in Sofia eveni

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Thu, Apr 16, 2026, 07:56 PM

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Sofia, Bulgaria

42.64600, 23.34100

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