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Would not it be funny to have a tattoo as cool as anyone would see it turn immediately red with jealousy? Please note that you are about to see some pretty spectacular drawings that are sure to be looked for by anyone watching them.
These spiral shapes.
Although we have no idea what they really are, they look like something that the creative child of the class uses to draw in his notebook while studying. Be back – take a Sharpie and practice. (Photo: okanuckun)
This floral glyph.
Dotwork, Blackwork, what label you want to give to this piece, is good for me. Do not forget to add "Amazing". The soft and colorless flowers fit elegantly into a triangular glyph. (Photo: Felipe Kross)
This space cat.
(Photo: Dr. Woo)
This balloon.
We have here a diamond shaped glyph that includes another beautiful blackwork / dotwork pattern. Mountains, sun, clouds, a perfect composition, if there was one. (Photo: Studio La Lupita)
This little bouquet.
Because who does not like a good, minimalist flower bouquet. Where are the dandelion heads? (Photo: pink tattoos)
This geometric cube.
The first time I saw this piece, I had a little mental depression while my body was so happy that I could taste it in my mouth. It's not much better than these people. (Photo: Matteo)
This boat at sea.
This boat scene seems to be taken directly from a children's book, it's so wonderful. A curious person went to a tattoo parlor, had this tattoo and lived happy forever. The end. (Photo: Kaia Holbrook)
This dotwork shell.
Specifically, a shell assigned to a number of marine animals and if you have not seen these little guys come from a to b on the seabed, you should watch this video. It's absolutely fascinating. (Photo: ashes)
This symbol is impossible.
Impossible symbols are names mapped to a category of drawings that never seem to end. I've seen a few, but this point design is definitely on the list. (Photo: Tom Defieux)
This vortex dotwork.
This swirling space feature looks like something you want to remotely control your ship as you navigate the cosmos. I do not know if the red thing is an Owie or just a part of the design. (Photo: evgennefer)
This symmetrical symbol.
The strong black lines give this beautiful symmetrical design a neat and clean appearance. I'm not sure which design style would classify this work. A hybrid mandala maybe? (Photo: pink tattoos)
