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Praying mantis You Should Know Tattoo Healing Process: A fresh tattoo is essentially an open wound and requires proper aftercare to heal. It usually takes 2-3 weeks to heal on the surface, though complete healing can take up to 3-4 months. Praying mantis fine lines, blackwork Case study →
Lettering You Should Know Tattoo functions: Functional tattoos are used primarily for a purpose other than aesthetics. One such use is to tattoo Alzheimer patients with their name, so they may be easily identified if they go missing. Lettering solid blackwork letters designed to highlight the silhouette Case study →
Black sun You Should Know Tattoo Regulations: In some countries, tattooing is heavily regulated or restricted. For example, in South Korea, tattooing can only legally be done by medical doctors. Black sun aimed to give a new meaning to the existing tattoo, with solid black shapes, fluidity in black and red Case study →
Realistic eye You Should Know Ink Placement in the Skin: When tattooing, the needle penetrates the dermis layer of the skin (just below the outer epidermis layer), which is why tattoos are permanent but can fade over time. Realistic eye illustrative realism, black Case study →
Freehand fluidity You Should Know Tattoo Regret and Removal: A significant percentage of people experience tattoo regret. Laser tattoo removal is a common method to lighten or remove tattoos, using intense light to break down the ink particles in the skin. Freehand fluidity hand-drawn shapes, blackwork Case study →
Black spider You Should Know Cosmetic Tattoos: Permanent makeup, a form of tattooing, is used to enhance facial features like eyebrows, eyeliner, and lips. It’s also known as microblading when used for eyebrows. Black spider neotraditional, blackwork Case study →
Freya tattoo You Should Know Medical Tattoos: Tattoos can be used in medical practices, such as tattooing dots on a patient to guide radiation therapy for cancer treatment or to camouflage scars and skin pigmentation disorders like vitiligo. Freya tattoo neotraditional, shading Case study →
Neotribal You Should Know Cultural Significance: Many cultures use tattoos for symbolic reasons, such as rites of passage, tribal affiliation, or to signify achievements and social status. In Polynesian, Maori, and Japanese cultures, tattoos have a rich history of cultural significance. Neotribal symmetrical shapes, blackwork Case study →
Ornamental flowers You Should Know Tattoo Ink Composition: Modern tattoo inks are made of pigments combined with a carrier solution. The pigments can include metals, plastic-based substances, or organic ingredients, and the carrier helps disinfect and keep the ink evenly mixed. Ornamental flowers fluid shapes, blackwork Case study →
Gruya You Should Know Ancient Practice: Tattoos have been used for thousands of years. The oldest known tattoos were found on a mummy known as Ötzi the Iceman, dating back over 5,000 years. Gruya Japanese style, contrast of lines and dotwork Case study →