River dragon tattoo

Berlin-based German artist Valentin Hirsch has been working with tattoos for over 5 years. During this short period Valentin developed a unique style that combines nature and geometric elements.

Ehyang draws inspiration for her 3RL or single-needle tattoos from the Han River near Seoul and Korean Dancheong symbols and patterns. Her small, intricately lined works of color and black ink are adorned with everything from gleaming mandalas to upbeat wildlife. #tattoo #koreantattoos #dragontattoos #shouldertattoos #tattoo #painterlytattoos

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An unusual take on the dragon body art trend is the scale tattoo. Your tattooer will use techniques similar to special-effects make-up artists to create the illusion that you have a layer of scales beneath your real skin. Artistic tears and cracks can also be added for extra impact. When you choose this tattoo style, you are hinting at the beast within. A scale inking tells others that you identify strongly with the characteristics of a dragon – fierce and powerful.

Yvonne J.Yao Xiang on Instagram: "🌸 Floral dragon 🌸 龍桜 @jopombc"