TATARTIST tattoo tray

 

• How many tattoo designs are there?

• Which do you use most?

• Assuming that the tattoo artist has a single style, will it be detrimental to career development?

• If you were a tattoo artist, how would you combine fixed tattoo styles with popular elements to make bold innovations?

Did this series of soul torture by TATARTIST give you the idea of re-learning?
In fact, tattoo technology, like tattoo workstation and tattoo tray furniture, needs to be constantly considered and improved based on the needs of the market and customers. The furniture of TATARTIST is also very attentive, and it is constantly improved under the encouragement and suggestions of the tattoo artist. Now I have compiled 25 tattoo styles for tattoo artists. Tattooists can bookmark the subscription to revisit in the future.

1. Traditional tattoos: Also known as "old school" tattoos, this style originated in the early 20th century and is characterized by bold, bold lines, a limited color palette (often primary colors), and classic designs such as anchors, roses, and hearts shape.
2. Realism tattoos: Realism tattoos strive to replicate the look of a photograph or real-life subject with a high level of detail and shading. They are popular for portraits, nature scenes, and 3D effect designs.
3. Neo-traditional tattoos: Neo-traditional tattoos combine elements of traditional tattooing with contemporary art, featuring bold silhouettes, broader color palettes, and added elements such as geometric shapes, flowers, and animals.
4. Watercolor Tattoos: Watercolor tattoos mimic the fluidity and vibrancy of watercolor painting. They often feature abstract designs, soft edges, and a painterly look, using splashes of color to create a unique effect.
5. Japanese Tattoos (Irezumi): Rooted in Japanese culture and history, these tattoos feature mythological creatures (such as dragons, koi), natural elements, and intricate full-body designs with strong use of color and shading.
6. Blackwork Tattoos: Blackwork tattoos use pure black ink to create bold graphic designs, often inspired by tribal art, sacred geometry, or decorative motifs.
7. Dot Tattoos: Dot tattoos use only dots to create intricate patterns, shading, and texture, resulting in visually stunning designs.
8. Geometric Tattoos: Geometric tattoos combine precise lines, shapes, and patterns to create symmetrical and visually striking designs. Common elements include triangles, circles, and mandalas.
9. Thinline Tattoos: Thinline tattoos feature delicate and thin lines, often resulting in minimalist designs or intricate patterns.
10. Minimalist Tattoos: Minimalist tattoos emphasize simplicity, using clean lines and subtle symbols to convey deep personal meaning.
11. Biomechanical tattoos: Inspired by the fusion of human anatomy and mechanical elements, biomechanical tattoos create the illusion of machinery beneath the skin.
12. New School Tattoos: New School tattoos are characterized by exaggerated proportions, bright colors and cartoon elements, often depicting playful, surreal or imaginative scenes.
13. Illustrative Tattoos: Illustrative tattoos draw inspiration from a variety of artistic styles, such as watercolors, sketches, or abstract art, resulting in visually captivating designs.
14. Grunge Polka Tattoos: Grunge polka tattoos combine abstract and realistic elements with chaotic, expressive designs and unique red and black color schemes.
15. Chicano tattoos: Chicano tattoos are rooted in Mexican-American culture and often incorporate religious icons, cultural symbols, and realistic likenesses.
16. Letter and Script Tattoos: These tattoos focus on words, phrases or quotes that convey a specific message or emotion through an artistic means.
17. Biomechanical tattoos: This style creates the illusion of mechanical, robotic, or robot-like elements blending into the human body.
18. Sketch Style Tattoos: These tattoos are inspired by rough sketches and scribbles, often featuring unfinished or spontaneous designs.
19. Abstract Tattoos: Abstract tattoos move away from realism and recognizable imagery, focusing on shapes, lines, and colors to create unique works of art.
20. Portrait Tattoos: Portrait tattoos are surreal representations of people or animals, usually in homage to a loved one or famous person.
21. Black and Gray Tattoos: These tattoos utilize shades of black and gray ink to create depth and dimension without using color.
22. Sacred Geometry Tattoos: Rooted in spiritual beliefs, sacred geometry tattoos use mathematical patterns and shapes to symbolize the universe or universal connection.
23. Illustrated Realism: A fusion of illustration and realism, this trend combines artistic flair with an accurate depiction of the subject.
24. Watercolor Fusion: Combining watercolor elements with other tattoo styles, this trend adds color and vibrancy to traditional designs.
25. Mixed Media Tattoos: Mixed media tattoos incorporate various art forms such as photography, drawing and digital art to create unique textured designs.

Drawing inspiration from popular culture, pop art, and street art, we can add fresh twists to traditional motifs, creating unique compositions that resonate with today's diverse clientele. Think about incorporating elements like geometric patterns, watercolor splashes, or even subtle nods to favorite TV shows or video games. By embracing the fusion of tradition and innovation, we can craft tattoos that hold both sentimental value and contemporary flair.

As artists, let's explore uncharted territories, experiment with colors, and redefine the boundaries of what traditional tattoos can be. By pushing the envelope and embracing the ever-changing landscape of art, we can create designs that speak to the hearts of our clients while paying homage to the time-honored legacy of traditional tattoos. Let us lead the charge in celebrating the past while embracing the present, ushering in a new era of creative expression in the world of traditional tattoos. Together, let's inspire a generation of tattoo enthusiasts with our innovative and trendsetting designs.

TATARTIST soul torture:

• Can your tattoo workstation be raised and lowered?

• Is Your Tattoo Tray Really Right For You?

• Does your tattoo table move smoothly?

• Is your workbench or a regular wooden table?

• Can your tattoo tray really facilitate your work?

You must come to buy TATARTIST's tattoo work tray, because it is really invincible and convenient, it can provide convenience and super user experience for your work. It is easy to store and can be raised and lowered as needed. Easy to move with casters, stable and not shaking.