Tattoo Styles
Watercolor
Trash Polka
Trash Polka
The watercolor tattoo is a brilliant and dynamic artwork, skillfully incorporating subtle color gradients and techniques to achieve a soft and gradual color fade-out effect.
Trash Polka
Trash Polka
Trash Polka
Trash Polka stands as an innovative tattooing style that artfully combines a diverse array of elements and components, resulting in captivating mixed-media masterpieces.
Traditional
Trash Polka
Traditional
Traditional tattoos are characterized by their use of bold lines and vibrant colors, symbolizing aspects like patriotism and loyalty.
New School
Trash Polka
Traditional
New school tattoos have emerged as some of the most easily recognizable tattoos in contemporary times. Renowned for their experimental design style, they revolve around vibrant color schemes, bold line-work, and quirky subject matter, making them truly distinctive and eye-catching.
Micro Tattoo
Black and Grey
Micro Tattoo
Micro tattoos are incredibly small designs, typically measuring less than an inch, and can even be as tiny as a quarter of an inch, smaller than a dime. Due to their miniature size, they offer versatility in placement and can be situated in various locations on the body.
Lettering
Black and Grey
Micro Tattoo
Lettering tattoos emphasize the aesthetic appeal of the letters and words themselves, rather than depicting a specific scene or image. The artistry of a lettering tattoo revolves around the chosen script or font, as well as the profound significance of the words being inscribed.
Black and Grey
Black and Grey
Black and Grey
Black and Grey Realism tattoos are awe-inspiring, photo-realistic, and three-dimensional masterpieces achieved through skillful use of varying shades of black ink.
Dotwork
Black and Grey
Black and Grey
Dotwork tattoos and minimalist designs have surged in popularity recently, and rightfully so. These intricately detailed tattoos showcase the exceptional skill of talented artists, serving as cherished, permanent art on the exquisitely unique canvas of human skin.
Realism Portrait
Realism Portrait
Realism Portrait
Realism tattoos encompass a wide range of subjects, with the primary objective being to achieve a photorealistic appearance. Common choices for such tattoos include portraits of famous individuals, loved ones, depictions of nature, and meaningful objects.
Ornamental
Realism Portrait
Realism Portrait
An ornamental tattoo is primarily intended for decorative purposes rather than any practical function. In the past, these tattoos were often used to signify status or affiliation, but today, they are widely appreciated as forms of body art, appreciated for their aesthetic appeal and artistic value.
Tribal
Realism Portrait
Blackwork
Polynesians used tattoo art as a means of expressing their identity and personality. These tattoos were rich in distinctive symbols, serving as powerful visual representations of their individuality
Blackwork
Realism Portrait
Blackwork
Blackwork tattoos are distinguished by their prominent use of heavy black lines and solid areas of black ink, interspersed with sections of untouched skin, resulting in abstract patterns and intricate designs.
