Tattoo stitches

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Fake Make Up Stitches: To create these fake make up stitches you will need: -A black eye liner. (Liquid, cream, or pencil) -A white pencil eye liner. -A dark grey eye shadow. -A small brush. -And point tool. (Optional)

Zae Dolly has begun working on a patchwork themed tattoo on her arm, by David Frazee at T-Cats in Flint, Michigan. She says it will be the foundation of a symbolic piece representing her life journey. She plans on mixing in smaller “random” tattoos onto the patches that will fill out the story of her […]

Linework Stitch Tattoo by @stalstattoo ✖️ Hyper-clean black line stitchwork flowing across the hand and fingers — minimal, bold and biomechanical all at once. Every crossline is placed with precision to create a striking anatomical illusion that pops from a distance. ✖️ now taking bookings for May & June! limited spaces available. dm to book your spot today! ✖️ @stalstattoo ✖️…

Social media users from around the world have shared images of their tattoo fails and WackoJaco has collated some of the worst into a funny gallery.

As we inch closer to 2025, the timeless allure of the Frankenstein myth continues to inspire art in various forms, with body art being no exception. The tale of the monster brought to life by Victor Frankenstein has become a motif for reflection on creation, identity, and the human experience, making it a rich source of inspiration for tattoo enthusiasts. This article will delve into 17 distinct Frankenstein tattoo ideas for 2025, showcasing designs that range from the traditional to the…

Sally stitches

Tattooist Eduardo Lozano, aka Duda, was the first tattoo master to amaze people with patch tattooing, a technique swiftly becoming very popular. He creates embroidered patches on his clients’ skin that brilliantly imitate the satin stitch. He goes even further and makes the binding that prevents the edges of the tattoos from fraying. Let’s look at some of the most brilliant work from Duda that could even impress your grandma, who we bet isn’t that keen on tattooing.