Divine Machine Tattoo's six artists may work with needles rather than brushes, but their work has every right to hang inside a museum—or at least to grace the skin of a museumgoer. They bring true artistic talent to each and every tattoo they design, though they all have their own way of doing it. Jake Anderson, for instance, excels at creating lifelike portraits of women's faces, while Noelle Lamonica brings a colorful, cartoonish style to renderings of popular comic-book characters. Others focus on mastering specific subject matter such as flowers, scorpions, butterflies, and birds, creating stylized images full of color and life.