Tattoos that move with you

Currently, French tattoo artist Vek Van Hillik creates amazing masterpieces. These brilliant tattoos reveal their true shape when you extend your body parts like your elbows or knees.

The most infamous optical illusion 'Rabbit-Duck' dates back to 1892, but modern day artists have found their own unique ways to trick your eyeballs - two in one tattoos. Through strategic placement, each image comes to life and transforms with the client's body movement.

We had 3D tattoos, we had discreet tattoos, now it's time for 'moving' tattoos. For the record, these designs aren't actually moving, but it's what the Internet has been calling them, so we just have to make do.

BVIRAL on Instagram: "Would you get that tattoo? #BVIRAL (@wildeblumetattoo) Woman gets a butterfly tattoo that moves with her arm"

I will be tattooing in Åland 🇦🇽 17-20.04 I enjoy creating high contrast nature and folklore related tattoos. You can choose something from my available designs or send me your idea for a custom tattoo. Every design is tattooed only once so you can be sure to get a unique and well executed piece of art on your body. Click the link in my bio to fill out a form for booking. #ålandtattoo #ålandislands

If you want a tattoo, please contact me at the link in my profile

Getting a tattoo is an immensely personal experience. And usually, artists aren't about to judge you for the decision you're making with your body. There are, however, certain annoying tattoo trends that might make your artists think twice — whether…

We had 3D tattoos, we had discreet tattoos, now it's time for 'moving' tattoos. For the record, these designs aren't actually moving, but it's what the Internet has been calling them, so we just have to make do.