14. Geometric

Based on the most basic of shapes, geometric tattoos are anything but! Geometric shapes like squares, circles, triangles, and polygons come together in abstract images, mandalas, or low-poly models. There is no limit to the possibilities.

These geometric tattoos are ideal for those who want to show a love of beauty while recognizing the set rules of nature which surround us.

15. Glitch

Glitch tattoos remind us to question our reality. Like an old VHS tape with tracking issues, glitch tattoos are flawed or glitched in some way. Zig-zagging or offset lines obscure parts of the image and suggest that, despite our outward appearances, we are all flawed in our own ways.

16. Glow In The Dark / UV Ink

Take your tattoo to new levels with glow-in-the-dark ink. Ultraviolet (UV) ink absorbs light during the day and glows when darkness falls. Use it to highlight your existing ink or to add artwork that is only visible at night.

A reminder that all is not what it seems and that our daytime self often changes when the lights go out.

17. Gradient

A gentle flow from one color to the next, gradient tattoos do away with hard lines in favor of a natural flow. Light to dark, blue to green, day to night; where does one end and the other begin? Rarely is the answer simple.

Adding a gradient to your tattoo as the background or as the primary color scheme adds a degree of softness not easily achieved with solid borders.

18. Graffiti

Lover of graffiti art? Showcase your own tags with a graffiti tattoo.

Use your body as a graffiti artist would use a wall and express yourself without the fear of your work being painted over. From personal tags to full murals, you’re only limited by your imagination, and not by how much spray paint you can carry.

19. Hyper Realistic

Is that a tattoo, or is it a photo? With hyper realistic tattoos, it can be difficult to tell. This style requires an expertly skilled artist and a lot of time, but the results are breathtaking.