Watercolor Dandelion Tattoo

The tattoo features bright colors, making it look more fluid and vibrant than ones done in black ink. They are perfect for those who want to get a delicate tattoo. Tattoo artists sometimes surround watercolor tattoos with black lines, giving the image more definition. This tattoo is often inked with the seeds outlined and the stem inked in black and colors in the background.

Dandelion Fluff Birds

Often referred to as the blowing dandelion tattoo, the birds (usually swallows) are blown away as the dandelions are blown. Tattoos with this design are usually a way for the wearer to display their imagination, creativity, and dreamily. Traditionally, the seeds are regarded as symbolic of dreams and hopes. Become birds and they can fly farther and accomplish far more than they would as seeds.

Blowing Dandelion With Quote

Symbolizing hope and the ability to overcome hardships and obstacles in life, the blowing dandelion is for some a source of inspiration. They often include meaningful quotes in their dandelion tattoo designs to emphasize and convey their message. Due to the delicate nature of the dandelion, the tattoo quote is often written in a light font to match and can be placed anywhere near the tattoo. They are sometimes attached to the stem of a flower.

Small Dandelion Tattoo

There is no need to include a lot of detail in dandelions tattoo designs since they are so easy to distinguish and have such a simple structure. Because of this, they’re ideal for simple, small tattoos, which only require a black outline. Small dandelion tattoos look great almost anywhere on the body, and if you don’t care about the seeds blowing away, the tattoo can still be placed on a small area of skin.

Blooming Dandelion Tattoo

During the bloom, dandelions are a symbol of joy, happiness, and peace. Most likely, their color has something to do with it. Yellow is often associated with joy or friendship. Blooming dandelion tattoos also depict overcoming difficulties, surviving times of difficulty, or undergoing the healing process. This meaning can be attributed to dandelions being extremely resilient flowers that spread readily and can survive on their own.