A girl has no name — and now, thanks to Maisie Williams's newest tattoo, she'll never forget it. This past Sunday, July 22, the actress, who plays Arya Stark on the HBO hit show, took to Instagram to repost a Story from celebrity tattoo artist, Mr. K, of what appears to be the design for her latest piece of Game of Thrones–inspired ink. "Guess who is getting [a] 'no one' tattoo?" Mr. K asked using the "Questions" feature in his Story. Williams then reposted the shot, adding a series of "hang loose" hand emojis over the question. As seen in Mr. K's design, the dainty tat consists simply of the words "No One" written in a typewriter-style font. The tattoo is presumably a reference to the lesson Williams's character learns in season six from the Faceless Man, Jaqen H'ghar: "a girl is no one." This isn't the first tattoo Williams has gotten to commemorate her role on the fan-favorite series. In 2016, Williams and her onscreen sister, offscreen best friend, Sophie Turner got matching "07.08.09" tats on their forearms, in honor of the date they both found out they had been cast in Game of Thrones. "We always kind of said we want matching [tattoos]," Turner told E! News shortly after the Stark sisters got them done. "The date was always really significant, and then with Thrones, we were always planning from season one, like, if we make it all the way through, hopefully we could all get a matching thing." She added, "We don't know if we're going to make it, so Maisie and I were like, 'Let's get these ones before anyone kills us!'" Like Williams, Turner has also expanded her collection of GoT-inspired body art. Just last month, tattoo artist Lauren Winzer shared a photo of Turner's arm, freshly adorned with a picture of a direwolf and the words, "The pack survives" in the same typewriter-esque font as Williams's new design. It's possible that Mr. K (who works at the infamous Bang Bang tattoo parlor in NYC) used the font on Turner's tat as his guide for Williams's, since, according to Instagram, Turner was also at Bang Bang a few days ago (she and fiancé Joe Jonas each got meaningful tats in honor of their grandfathers). maisie_williams Now, anyone else in the mood to rewatch season six? More Game of Thrones beauty news: Now check out 100 years of short hair:<doc-sep>Maisie Williams bids farewell to Game of Thrones with a tattoo to honor her character Arya Stark Maisie Williams Gets New Tattoo to Honor Her Game of Thrones Character (or Lack Thereof) After wrapping filming for the final season of Game of Thrones, which returns to HBO in 2019, Maisie Williams just added a permanent piece of her character to her body with a fresh tattoo. The actress, who portrays Arya Stark in the Emmy Award-winning series, teased fans about potentially getting a Game of Thrones-inspired tattoo in a clip on her Instagram story and shortly after, revealed the final work of art with a photo on her feed. Get push notifications with news, features and more. Williams, 21, turned to Mr. K of N.Y.C. tattoo parlor Bang Bang Tattoo to inscribe the quote, “No One” in blood-red ink across the nape of her neck as an ode to her character’s arc on the series. maisie-sq Credit: Maisie Williams/Instagram; Inset: Shutterstock The phrase references the grueling training Arya went through to become “no one” with the Faceless Men in the House of Black and White during season 5, before ultimately rejecting the Faceless Men and returning to Westeros. Looking for more style content? Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can’t-live-without beauty products and more. The tattoo isn’t Williams’ first GoT ink. Nearly two years ago, Williams and GoT costar Sophie Turner, 22, got matching tattoos on the inside of their arms that read “07.08.09,” the day the two were officially cast on the series. Earlier this month, Williams bid farewell to the series with an emotional message on Instagram after wrapping up her final day of filming. “Goodbye Belfast. Goodbye Arya. Goodbye Game of Thrones,” the actress wrote, captioning a photo of her white sneakers covered in a splattering of stage blood. “What a joy I’ve had. Here’s to the adventures to come.” RELATED VIDEO: Kit Harington Marries Rose Leslie in Romantic Scotland Ceremony She added the hashtags “#immasleepforthenextfouryears #justkiddingidontsleep.”<doc-sep>She's not the first Game Of Thrones star to have commemorated their time on the hit fantasy series with a tattoo. And Maisie Williams unveiled her new ink job with her 7.9 million Instagram followers on Tuesday, which honoured her beloved character Arya Stark. The simple yet effective tattoo read 'No One. ', referencing her character's evolution from Stark girl to ruthless assassin. 'No One': Maisie Williams unveiled her new Game Of Thrones themed tattoo in tribute of her character Arya Stark on Tuesday... after filming finished on the final season To truly become No One, Maisie's character had to complete gruelling training with the Faceless Men in the House of Black and White. Faced with countless challenges and life-threatening situations, her lessons even saw her lose her sight for her to truly shed her skin and become an assassin. Despite completing the excruciating training, and regaining her sight, at the end of series six she admitted that she is, and will always be, Arya Stark of Winterfell. Development: The simple yet effective tattoo referenced her character's evolution from Stark girl to ruthless assassin after completing her gruelling training with the Faceless Men Skilled killer: The seventh season saw Arya come into her own, as she got revenge on Lord Walder Frey and his entire family for killing her brother Robb and mother Catelyn The seventh season saw Arya come into her own as an assassin, as she got revenge on Lord Walder Frey and his entire family for having her brother Robb and mother Catelyn killed at the Red Wedding. But that wasn't all, as in the intense season finale she also finally exacted her wrath on Petyr 'Littlefinger' Baelish for his crimes against House Stark, and the hand he played in the death of their father Ned (Sean Bean). Joined by her sister Sansa (Sophie Tuner) and brother Bran (Isaac Hempstead Wright), the act was an incredible victory for the family who have been put through so much over the seasons. Pleased: Maisie's new ink job was the work of tattoo artist Sanghyuk Ko, known professionally as Mr. K, and she to Instagram to thank the artist for the great job In high demand: The tattoo artist has also worked with Arya's co-star Sophie and an array of other A-list celebrities like Joe Jonas, David Beckham and Rita Ora Maisie's new ink job was the work of tattoo artist Sanghyuk Ko, known professionally as Mr. K, who's also worked with Arya's co-star Sophie and an array of other A-list celebrities. Taking to Instagram to thank the artist for the great job, Maisie wrote: 'all the loooove. thank you @mr.k_tattoo (sic)' Sophie, meanwhile, got her own ink after filming came to a close on season eight of the series, based on George R. R. Martin's Song Of Ice And Fire franchise. The tattoo, inked by artist Lauren Winzer in Australia, features the image of a Direwolf on her forearm, above the words 'The pack survives'. Branding: Sophie, meanwhile, got her own tattoo after filming came to a close on the series, which featured the image of a dire wolf on her forearm, above the words 'The pack survives' Backlash: The quote from season seven led fans to believe the Starks come out of the show alive - resulting in complaints she had spoiled the final season She unveiled the tattoo earlier this month, but it sparked outrage as fans of the show feared she had given away the ending. The quote from season seven led fans to believe the Starks come out of the show alive - resulting in complaints she had spoiled the final season. Speaking to Digital Spy, the 22-year-old joked the inking was 'probably not a good idea', after sparking the angry reaction from viewers. She explained: 'A few years ago, I dyed my hair blonde for another role that I was doing. Everyone thought I was a Targaryen all of a sudden. So they’ve used a couple of the slightest things [to form fan theories]. But it’s actually really exciting.' Oops: Sophie joked with Digital Spy that the inking was 'probably not a good idea', after sparking the angry reaction from viewers Awkward: The 22-year-old said, 'A few years ago, I dyed my hair blonde for another role that I was doing. Everyone thought I was a Targaryen all of a sudden' 'Game of Thrones is all about theories. So the more we can conjure up, the better it is. The more exciting it makes it, the more unpredictable it makes it. 'But yeah, definitely that tattoo was probably not a good idea, because everyone thought that I’d given away the end. But I haven’t. It’s a quote from last season.' Sophie addressed the tattoo on The Late Late Show earlier this month, revealing many had advised her against it, out of fear fans would be sent into a frenzy. 'People advised me not to': Sophie had fiercely defended the tattoo earlier this month, after fans speculated that she had spoiled the show's final season The SAG Award nominee told James Corden: 'When I was getting it done, people advised me not to because it looked like I was giving everything away. 'But I wasn't! It's just a quote from [my monologue during] last season, but everyone figures that the pack really does survive, but it's just a moral that I like to live by.' Sophie - whose character used to own a direwolf called Lady - then joked: 'I'll just get [the ending] tattooed on my forehead next time.' In the HBO hit, she plays Lady of Winterfell Sansa, whose late father Lord Ned coined the House of Stark phrase in the first season. Playful: Sophie - whose character used to own a direwolf called Lady - then joked: 'I'll just get [the ending] tattooed on my forehead next time'<doc-sep>
Maisie Williams is getting ‘No One’, another Game of Thrones-inspired tattoo done. Maisie Williams is getting ‘No One’, another Game of Thrones-inspired tattoo done. Maisie Williams is getting a Game of Thrones-inspired tattoo as a tribute to her character in the popular fantasy epic series. The 21-year-old actor, who essays the role of Arya Stark in the HBO series, took to her Instagram story to reveal that she will get ‘No One’ inked on her body, a phrase associated with the training she received under the aegis of Jaqen H’ghar. She posted a picture of the stencil of her design, alongside the needle that would do the job. Maisie captioned the image: “Guess who is getting No One tattoo”. The actor got inked at tattoo parlour Bang Bang NYC, a favourite haunt for celebrities such as Rihanna, Justin Bieber and Miley Cyrus. A photo posted by Maisie Williams in her Instagram story. A photo posted by Maisie Williams in her Instagram story. This is not the first GoT-themed tattoo Maisie has. In 2016, she and her on-screen sister, off-screen best friend, Sophie Turner got matching 07.08.09 inks on their forearms, in honour of the date they both found out they had been cast in the show. Sophie has another tattoo inspired by the show. The actor who plays the character of Sansa Stark got a dire wolf inked on her arm with “The pack survives” inscribed below it. In May, Emilia Clarke revealed plans to get a dragon tattoo too as a tribute to her stint as Daenerys Targaryen, Mother of Dragons, in the show. Both Maisie and Emilia have officially bid adieu to GoT, on which they have featured since its premiere in 2011. The eighth and final season of the series will air next year.