Watercolor sleeve

Many already consider flowers to be a refreshing splash of color in their backyard or garden, so why not strengthen the impression by making them literally seem like a dash of spilled paint? These creative garden designs will show you how you can make flowers look like spilled streams and mounds of liquid color!

Pete is an expert watercolor tattoo artist in Philadelphia. He has over 25 years experience in the tattoo industry and fine art scene.

It’s a tattoo sleeve I did in watercolor style for my customer Eric in Toronto. I love this, the most colorful project I ever did. We started with a wolf on the forearm and in a few months, it turned out to be a full sleeve with a lot of flowers, brush strokes, and color splashes. 🌺🌺🌺 It’s not enough to post only one photo of it. So, keep in touch, I’ll post all sides of this amazing tattoo🥰

Traditional tattoos, with their bright colors and solid black outlines, have been the norm among tattoo artists in the US for years. But like any other art form, tattooing has evolved too. Tired of those imposing standards, contemporary designers decided to break the mold and started experimenting with new styles and techniques. This is how watercolor tattoos were born!