tattoo styles

Tattoo artists have been using their imagination for centuries as a source of inspiration now. Some more than others and new school artists? That’s all they can rely on. Those who want to bring more color onto their body art often do so with the new school style. These type of tattoos jump right out

Did you know the first 24 hours after getting your new ink are the most crucial ones to the whole healing process of your new tattoo? Well, if you didn’t we’re guessing there are a few more things you probably don’t know about the importance of tattoo aftercare and its healing process. Luckily for you,

When hearing the terms old-school or traditional tattoos, you would think of small tattoo studios with big machines where an old sailor lies waiting for his anchor tattoo. Decades later the tattoo machines are smaller, the studios are bigger and the audience is more diverse but the traditional tattoos still remain loved. What else lurks

Blackwork is a tattoo genre with a wide variety of styles incorporated. It’s mainly characterized by the use of only black, pure ink for all elements of the tattoo’s design. Depth is created by adding finer lines, different thicknesses, dotwork or alternative types of shading. Not all tattoo studios are up to this kind of

Although Dr. Woo, amongst other famous tattoo artists, introduced the fine line tattoos to the general public through his work on celebrities such as Miley Cyrus and Katy Perry, this style dates way back. Not surprisingly, this minimalist style is often popular with people who want something simple and unique in their body art collection.

If you’ve been around the internet for a while, you’ll remember the stick and poke tattoo trend going around. That trend has not died out yet and probably never will. There are a few misconceptions about those stick and poke tattoos and we’re here to bust the myths surrounding them. Table of Contents Dit bericht