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She conquered Instagram with dry humor: Now tattoo artist Tamar Tieleman (42) has her own studio in Zaandam

She conquered Instagram with dry humor: Now tattoo artist Tamar Tieleman (42) has her own studio in Zaandam

Tattoo artist Tamar Tieleman has opened a home studio in Zaandam following her success on Instagram, where she shares quirky designs and humorous videos. Known for her dry Twente accent, the 42-year-old artist creates unique tattoos such as a lemon wearing overalls or a gummy bear.

Based on reporting by haarlemsdagblad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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