Watercolor Tattoos from the Wizarding World

Tattoos featuring watercolors are suitable for many of the source images from Harry Potter, including the lightning bolt scar and Harry’s glasses, as well as more stylized versions of the Golden Snitch and Deathly Hallows.

With the flowing, ‘wispy’ arrangement of flow and looser bordering shapes, vivid colors have a chance to splash across the center image, complementing the fine detail or linework in each focal point.

Neo-Traditional Harry Potter Tattoo Designs

Creating Harry Potter-inspired tattoos is easy with Neo-Traditional tattoos, as the larger design elements, thick outlines, and vibrant color selections provide ample opportunity for every prominent concept portrayed in the book series to come to life.

In terms of popular tattoos, the Phoenix and Deathly Hallows are popular selections, while more unique tattoos like the Mandrake and the big stein of butterbeer look great in bright colors. Furthermore, you can maintain the old-fashioned look of American traditional with just a bit more sexiness.

Unique Harry Potter Tattoo Characters

Through a variety of design styles, these various approaches to portraiture create striking results. Again, the use of neo-traditional techniques is prominent, but these elements have been employed in combination with classic script elements and fantasy thematic elements to drive further detailed execution.

One of my personal favorites is the black ink Voldemort piece – it combines the darkness from Deatheaters with the sense of menace from Voldy. In addition to Dolores Umbridge, my favorite is the Nichelle Nichols piece. However, she’s the most hateful character ever, so I feel bad about it.

Harry Potter image

It’s not necessary to explain why you want a Harry Potter tattoo. You can simply have the face of the main character. Harry Potter is only described with loose references in the books: the glasses and the hair. However, the films released afterward gave us the face we would always associate with Harry Potter, Daniel Radcliffe. Many people still call him Harry Potter even today, so we can imagine that’s why he can have his face tattooed on your body and people will understand. Aside from the direct approach, objects that have been used by Harry Potter or which have a connection to him can also be used to send the message. For instance, the Harry Potter glasses immediately come to mind when thinking about memorabilia.