Brilliantly illustrated 3D piece body art. The contrast between bright metallic fuselage and comic book clouds is a wicked effect making the plane look like it’s emergency landing on his upper arm.

A simple, yet flawless small tattoo castle. The pattern work of negative space and black to provide rock outcropping adds depth to the image, directly opposing the pristine castle perched atop it.

Triangle tattoos of this kind traditionally represent Trinity: Father, son, and the holy ghost. This version is an excellent dot work interpretation. The artist has been able to show off deft shade changes within the dots that give it a futuristic feel.

 This circle is reminiscent of a stylized yin and yang. There’s a little touch of black shade, but the crispness is created by the expert flow of lines across the breadth of the tattoo, merging with the links in the center.

This geometric style tattoo is a modern pyramid upgrade. The quality shade differences between inks help the flat colors work off each other while contained inside the triangles. Nice piece.

Old school. This traditional tattoo is class. The artist has placed the knife perfectly in the tricky back of arm spot and it’s a nice fit of length and width. Later on it could form part of another tattoo or act as bridge between different work. There’s also an ability to add color and shade to this piece that could make it bling out or chill out depending on the effect you’re after.

These mini 3D die are cool. It’s a simple tattoo in theory but elements of 3D work requiring expert shade, placement and depth detail that need to be perfect. The result is impressive, mixing the solid 3D blackness of the shapes with finite negative spaced lines and die pips to change them up.

A loose collection of minimalist hexagons. They’re often used to symbolize harmony and balance, and are linked with nature due to hives and honeycomb. This one cleverly jangles up the hexes to give it a change in balance.