Masculine mandala tattoo

Bicem Sinik might be Turkey's Dr. Woo. This young female artist uses fine monochromatic lines to create geometric animals and other minimalist forms. The difference between Bicem Sinik and Dr. Woo is that Sinik sometimes uses subtle dots for basic shading, creating some depth in her images.

Are you a rare specimen of a human who enjoyed learning geometry in school? If so, you might especially enjoy this post since it’s all about geometric tattoos.

Mandala tattoos can look mystical, unique, as well as noticeable, ideal for men and women! How? Choose one from our 30 unique designs.

Essentially, celebrities (or the stylists who dress them) are the original trendsetters. Many beauty and fashion trends are often inspired by megastars rocking their hawt-est looks. And, well, the rest of us are just copycats, or, in social media terms, followers. However, while the world is copying everything they do, there's something that is entirely theirs and is often hidden under their garments. And that is celebrity tattoos.

Origin of the Mandala Tattoo A mandala is an Indian word from the Sanskrit language meaning a circle. It represents the universe and the balance between heart and mind. A mandala may contain various shapes…