Faded color tattoo

What is Tattoo Fading? - TattooGlee

Tattooing has been practiced by various peoples since ancient times, with evidence of tattoos dating back to the Neolithic period and possibly even earlier. Today, some people associate them with criminal behavior, others with symbolic meaning, and yet others with physical beauty. But whether you're for or against the idea of getting a tattoo, you'll be able to appreciate the masterful artistry that went into creating these beautiful and permanent pieces of body art.

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Are you thinking of getting a tattoo? Your new tattoo might look pretty awesome now, but have you ever wondered what it’d look like when you’re older? There are many reasons and factors why this happens, and many answers to the question of how tattoos age.

These tattoos are so beautifully rendered that you can practically hear the birds chirping and the leaves rustling.

If you’re wondering whether your new tattoo will fade with time, the answer is yes. All tattoos fade. But how quickly this will happen is all down to you. Click the pin to learn more.

Art nouveau flowers tattoo

Tattoo artist Min Zumi of Authentic Ink in Sydney, Australia, has mastered a very distinct style. He permanently decorates his clients with fabric patches. The designs look every bit as real, all thanks to Min Zumi's immense attention to detail — each of the lines he places perfectly mimic the look of stitching.