LOOK around a new award-winning tattoo studio which has decided to open up a branch in Worcester.
Shoppers and tattoo enthusiasts can officially go and check out Worcester's newest tattoo studio called No Regrets.
The store on The Shambles is now one of five stores across the UK, which includes Cheltenham, London, Bristol and Exeter.
The waiting area. (Image: No Regrets)Adam Hill, head of studio management, said: "The main difference between us and other stores is that we really look for talent internationally - we look for the best.
"When we do open, we do also look for local talent too."
Mr Hill added the chain is a globally recognised tattoo parlour which has won Best in Show titles at prestigious tattoo conventions such as the Big London Tattoo Show and Brighton Tattoo Convention.
Inside, the Worcester studio seamlessly blends its signature industrial style with a contemporary ambience, providing an ideal space for artistic exploration.
Zoom in on one of the dividers in the studio. (Image: No Regrets)The space uses grey scales and a mixture of green plants to decorate the space.
Patterned frames can be seen dividing each tattooing station providing an enclosed private space.
The different segments of the tattoo studio. (Image: No Regrets)The space is kept simple, and the waiting area features a standout black and white portrait of a person and underneath is a black bench.
Also, at the front of the studio is a desk with two seats.
He added the team of tattoo artists specialises in a wide range of styles, from realism to abstract and illustrative and aims to create one-of-a-kind masterpieces.
A desk is positioned at the front of the store. (Image: No Regrets)The Worcester branch currently has three tattoo artists who they have paid to come over from Brazil, Turkey and Columbia.
"We have won a few awards in the past, done past events and shown our global artists talents - not just in the tattooing but art industry," Mr Hill added.
No Regrets decided to choose Worcester because it said it saw potential growth in the city within the industry, and it hopes to utilise this.
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