Realistic Tattoo Style

This style of tattoo is usually only black and red, but other colors may be used depending on the tattoo.

Realistic style tattoos are perfect for this, but make sure your artist draws realistic character shapes. Very few artists can work well with color in this style. This is a gray realism style tattoo, but you can always get your favorite character in color realism as well.

Realistic tattoos depict everything from people and animals to nature and landscapes.

3D is a must for tattooing. Portrait tattoos can be done in color or black and gray and can range from simple to very complex. It comes from this ability.

Celebrity icons like David Bowie or Nelson Mandela.

Features of the tattoo in the style of realism The most important thing in realism is the almost perfect resemblance to reality. Real tattoos require great attention to detail, timing, and most importantly, technique. Realism has been a part of fine art for centuries, but it didn't make its way into tattoo art until the late 20th century.

This tattoo was done by Pshemek (Shamak) Malakhovski.

Unlike old school or news school tattoos, realism does not have bold outlines and instead uses shading and color contrast to give the tattoo a realistic look. This style is definitely stylish and perfect for capturing something or someone special. Realistic body art often depicts natural landscapes and landscapes, portraits of animals and people in an almost photographic manner.

This tattoo doesn't really have an exact meaning as the symbolism of this tattoo depends on the wearer and why they really want this symbolism.

Trash polka tattoos have recently become popular due to their ability to mix these elements and create amazing works of art. This style developed in America as machinery and technology improved and artists sought to demonstrate their growing skills with the needle. Only good tattoo artists can master this style.