In Herzliya, Israel, a male tattoo artist is depicted actively applying a tattoo to a client's left forearm

In Herzliya, Israel, a male tattoo artist is depicted actively applying a tattoo to a client's left forearm. The artist, positioned on the right, has dark hair, a beard, and mustache, wears multiple silver hoop earrings, a silver chain necklace, and a black t-shirt with "TOKYO" and Japanese characters in white and red. He wears black nitrile gloves on both hands and a silver chain bracelet on his right wrist. The client's light-skinned forearm, resting on a black, plastic-wrapped workstation, is partially tattooed with black ink over a detailed purple stencil. The stencil depicts a central figure, possibly a face or mythical creature, surrounded by intricate patterns. A faint red mark is visible on the upper portion of the client's forearm. The artist holds a black, plastic-wrapped tattoo machine in his gloved left hand, precisely working on the forearm. His gloved right hand steadies the client's wrist. To the right, a black tablet displays a reference image matching the tattoo design, rendered in red and black tones. In the background, behind the artist, a multi-tiered black metal shelf holds various tattooing supplies, including ink caps, small bottles of liquids (one labeled "Babylove"), and other tools, all appearing neatly arranged within a professional studio environment.