Stigma-Rotary® is one of the world leaders in the manufacturing of high-quality rotaries and it’s set to raise the bar further with the introduction of some new tattoo machines.
But first, let’s take a step back and look at its inception. The first ever adjustable rotary machine from Stigma-Rotary® was invented, designed and built back in 2005 by rotary pioneer and tattoo artist Artemis Rosakis.
Even today, Artemis remains the head developer and father of every single Stigma® tattoo machine that is manufactured.
And what a job Artemis has done, with each Stigma-Rotary® machine offering maximum performance and achieving optimal results in lining, colour packing, shading, blending, and layering.
That’s not all though, with Stigma-Rotary® having released its Advanced Needle Cartridges last year, which were designed with safety in mind and featuring an external sealing cap to prevent any leak through to the grip and machine.
The innovative design doesn’t stop there though: when connected to a Stigma® grip, the cartridges form a dual seal, meaning that they seal completely with the grip at the connecting spot.
After releasing new machines in the form of the Neuro, Soldier and Ray last year, Stigma-Rotary® is set to kick it up another notch with the introduction of the new Hyper V4 (now available to pre-order), along with the Stylist and Spear pen-shaped machines.
The Stigma-Rotary® Hyper V4 is a smooth running and versatile hybrid tattoo machine, while the Stylist and Spear are advanced pen-shaped rotaries that are fully-adjustable on the fly.
The three machines will accept all brands of cartridges, including Stigma®’s advanced cartridges and conventional cartridges - like our own brand of Stellar Cartridges.
That’s not all from Stigma®, however, with the company keeping a few more aces up its sleeve, ready to be revealed over the coming months.
So make sure to keep an eye out on our site and social media pages to find out more!
We spoke to Marc Nelius, product manager at Cheyenne, about how the company has revolutionised the tattoo industry with everything from the first Cheyenne products, through creation of the universal safety cartridge, and right up to the feature-packed SOL Nova Unlimited II!
We had a chat with Phillip Trier, the founder and creator of the innovative stencil products, who gave us more insight into how the spray and film work together to take your stencil transfer game to the next level.
We had the pleasure of visiting Aggie Vnek; Sponsored Artist at Killer Ink, Resident Artist at Abrakadavra Studio, and Pro Artist at Whitfields Tattoo Co. While there, we watched her create an incredible cyborg colour surrealism tattoo featuring bold blackwork elements.
We recently visited Debut Studios in Shoreditch, London to spend time with the team of incredible artists based there. The modern, bright coloured studio had a warm and welcoming vibe with lots of comfy sofas to sit and chat about the amazing work they do.
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