The symbolism of floral sleeve tattoos depends on the

specific flowers you choose. For example, sunflower tattoos represent romance, everlasting, and hopeful love. Sunflowers may also embody positivity and optimism. Roses, depending on the color, symbolize love, passion, new beginnings, and more. Peonies represent wealth, prosperity, and good fortune.

Take your time and explore different flowers and their symbolism in tattoos to choose the ones that match your character the most. Your tattoo artist can give you a few suggestions too.

11. Black and Grey Sleeve Tattoo

Black and grey tattoos are timeless. They always look chic and never go out of style. So if you’re looking for sleeve tattoos that will look trendy in years to come, black and grey tattoos are a perfect choice.

Probably the biggest advantage of these tattoos is their durability. They last a lot longer than multicolor tattoos. Since they don’t fade as quickly as colorful images, you won’t have to worry about getting corrections. This is especially important if you’re the type of person who appreciates practicality.

Even typically colorful designs such as flowers look sophisticated and chic in black and grey. Sleeve in this style is also a great option for women who don’t want to experiment and prefer sticking to a sure thing, something that always works.

12. Leg Sleeve Tattoo

When sleeve tattoos come to mind we immediately think of ink covering arms. But it doesn’t always have to be like that. A sleeve tattoo is also a type of body art that covers your leg, or half of it.

If you want to keep your arms intact, or there’s no more room for tattoos, then legs are a good idea. Just like sleeve tattoos on arms, you can easily cover up leg sleeves when at work, if your workplace frowns upon tattoos.