Tattoo Styles
34 articles
Traditional, oriental, tribal, black and grey, horror, avant-guarde and much more
The characteristic elements and distinctive traits of all tattoo styles, taking a closer look at genres, historical periods and interpretations.
Our Gallery of the Week dedicated to Sea Tattoos
This is the right season (at least in one hemisphere of planet Earth): summer! So we celebrate it with a gallery dedicated to the sea: to its blue, its hues,…
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Gallery: Stomach Tattoos
The stomach is a part of the body to which, understandably, tattoo collectors have given pride of place. It is a position which makes a big impression, highly visible and…
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Gallery: Head Tattoo!
In the contemporary tattoo scene, more and more taboos are falling: few people in the past would have thought about decorating certain parts of the body – such as neck…
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Tattoo Gallery: Horror
A gallery inspired by cinema and folklore, dark, potent and evocative. Those who choose this style love powerful imagery, weird characters and go for a grim gloomy atmosphere. The artists…
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Oscar Hove: Interpreting Japanese Masks
Oscar is a great tattoo artist known for his versions and style of drawings based on the masks of Japanese Noh Theater, starting from the Hannya and Tenga to the…
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Tattoo Gallery: Traditional Style
Clean lines and unchanging subjects: two vital criteria to judge whether or not a Traditional tattoo is up to scratch. The tradition and history which are part and parcel of…
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Davide Dasly: Tattoos, Drawings, Mystical Flows
A tattooist who travels, body and mind, untiring. One who is continually creating works that are impossible to pin down with any definition: Davide Dasly talks about his great passions,…
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“Classic Tattoo”: the Chicano Style by Chuco Moreno
Hi Chuco, would you like to introduce yourself to our readers? Saludos, my name is Chuco Moreno and I am a tattooer from the neighborhoods and back streets of California.…
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Ornamental & Geometrical Tattoo Style: discover the Art and Magic
The basic function of ornament is, in fact, to embellish: clean lines, geometric motifs, hypnotic patterns of increasing complexity, hollow and solid shapes alternate to come together in a unique,…
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