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Many turn to tattoos as a way to keep a treasured memory close; now they can do so through audio. Soundwave Tattoos by Skin Motion allow you to capture a recorded sound as a tattoo. You start by uploading the recording via their app or website, which creates a Soundwave image you can bring to any licensed tattoo artist and have inked. Sync a photo of the finished product with the original audio recording, and you’ll be able to point your phone’s camera at the tattoo and “play” it any time you want. Record anything from the voice of a loved one to the bark of pet, and you’ll be a tat away from never leaving home without it. skinmotion.com
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