This is a deft and elegant fairy tattoo. Her wings are beautifully etched in black with white flourishes that contrast against her black hair and even finer features. The tattoo artist has created breadth and depth with the bell-like flowers and the branch she rests on while smelling a flower.

A well-crafted Disney fairy Tinker Bell sprinkles fairy dust to cleverly create the name Scarlett. It’s cleanly delivered, flowing nicely down the subject’s arm with a mix of white speckles and gray shadow to represent the fairy dust swirling around the letters. It’s a sturdy tattoo design that doesn’t do anything truly outstanding from a technical perspective.

Here’s an interesting fairy tattoo. This piece differs from most by focusing on the back of the pixie rather than the face and front. The concept is excellent and the delivery is useful, especially the abstract quad wings sticking into her back like shards of glass. There’s not a lot of gradient shading, which may have been achieved by threading through the fairy‘s hair and skirt with more grayscale.

This is an excellent lower leg and foot tattoo. The curvature of flowing black line is a tremendous technical choice. The wings, too, are well inscribed with peacock feather-like effects threaded in.

This fairy tattoo art is fantastic. I love the magical white dot highlights sprinkled through the image like pockets of fairy dust. The tarot card style border works brilliantly to frame the piece, helping the cursive font’s boldness by utilizing negative space. Putting the clean, sharp stars both inside and out of the wider tattoo creates a unique effect, while the hybrid dotwork and graduated gray shading are well worked.

This sassy Tinker Bell is a little beauty. I love her funky hair and fine facial features. There’s not a lot to it; however, the line work/shading is deft and professional.