Tattoo Styles

Tattoo Style is the only and best tattoo application that can guide you to better understand and better choose your tattoo style.

new tattoo style

different tattoo techniques

illustrative tattoo

blackwork tattoo

neo traditional tattoo

tatouage style crayonné

when you decide to selecting the right style for a brand new tattoo, it is important to know how to talk the talk before just walking into a shop and requesting some flash off the wall. That's why we thought it would be helpful to give you our insider perspective on the most prominent tattoo styles in the industry today. After reading this, you'll be able to tell a traditional piece from a Japanese one at a glance, distinguish between neo-traditional and new school without breaking a sweat, and see the differences in blackwork and tribal designs without batting an eye.

One thing is certain: a tattoo is a lifelong commitment, and what we wear under the skin will no doubt accompany us to the end.

This application includes:

Tattoo style

Understanding Tattoo Styles

Old School

New School

Polynesian style

Portraits

Tribal

Cover Up & Re Working

Celtic

Photo Realism

Family Crests

Horror

Writing

Working with Scar Tissue (mastectomy patients, surgery scars, burned skin)

Designing Sleeves & Socks

Black & Grey as well as full color

Tribal symbols and protective totems, military and combat rankings, the names of loved ones, and a number of other sacred images intended to tell the wearer’s moving story, as well as transform the body itself into a work of art.

All can easily be done, but if your style isn't listed , then please tell us what you you're looking for. Each artist has a wide & varied range of experience & styles, allowing them to help you design & create your next masterpiece.

Tattoo has become the current trend, Tattoo has become a minted way of life well into the 21st Century. Around the world, men and women continue to honor the ancient art of tattooing, some in ritual tradition, others for the sake of aesthetic pleasure. For many, receiving a tattoo is a rite of passage, and few stop at just one.

note :

Keep in mind when artists make creative suggestions it's for your benefit and that of your new artwork, so really listen to your artist. When they tell you an area is "not guaranteed" it's because that area has issues with shedding, color loss, loss of design and line blow out, making it impossible to guarantee a good heal. You may experience these issues within days of your tattoo being done or within the weeks that follow.

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