Tattoos that move

The most infamous optical illusion 'Rabbit-Duck' dates back to 1892, but modern day artists have found their own unique ways to trick your eyeballs - two in one tattoos. Through strategic placement, each image comes to life and transforms with the client's body movement.

When it comes to tattoos, we now have the possibility to get almost anything we can imagine inked onto our bodies. Some people prefer a classic, simple, black outline while others are more interested in hyper-realistic images. But with the right combination of a creative client and a skilled artist, some tattoos can even come to life when their canvases move. In celebration of these pieces, we’ve compiled a list of some of the most intriguing, funny and impressive moving tattoos for you to…

To some of us, tattoos are tiny commemorative pieces of life-changing events; to others - symbols with deep hidden meanings or works of art perfected to infinity. Yet, there’s one other category of tattoo designs that are mostly there to make you giggle, and remember that not everything in life must be serious business. Yup, we’re talking about funny tattoos, and wouldn’t you know it - we’ve also created a list dedicated to funny tattoo design

We had 3D tattoos, we had discreet tattoos, now it's time for 'moving' tattoos. For the record, these designs aren't actually moving, but it's what the Internet has been calling them, so we just have to make do.

Small trampoline jumping tattoo

This tattoo is a breathtaking and impressive piece of art that will showcase your passion and style. The tattoo represents a dragon, a mythical creature that symbolizes strength and magic. The tattoo is black and white which gives it a realistic and dramatic look. The man's arm is bare, he is wearing a white T-shirt, which makes the tattoo even more visible. The tattoo is perfect for anyone who loves dragons, black and white, or just wants to get an awesome tattoo.

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If you ever thought that tattoos are just some pretty pictures and adornments, you couldn't be more wrong. Since the dawn of tattoos in 4 millennia BC, the tattoo designs always had meaning to them. Whether it was religious markings or illustrations about particular humans lifetime achievements, they were always meant to convey a message of some sorts. Skipping forward to our age, some of the tattoo symbols have lost their intended context along the way, but there are still people who like…