Jellyfish drawing

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Tabitha Morgan, The Lost Sock Art Teacher STUDENT JELLIES Spring 2023 Jasmin Duran, Paislee Hall, Michelle Camargo Jaidyn Short Kaylee Reed, Kylar Leonard, Ayden B. Eduardo M. Maria S., Aron Palacious Audree Holland, Melanie Camargo, Jazmyn zortrga ———————————— Fall 2021 Jorja Young, Kenzi Banks/ 8th grade 2021 2021 Below- Jaycee M,, Estrella, Grayson 2021 Below- Josie H.,Jaylee N. , Kenzie W,, Anonymous, Presley C. 2020 Students ———— Stephanie 7th grade Mikayla 8th grade Yareli 7th grade…

Yin yang tattoos have been around for quite some time. Although the peak of their popularity was in the late 1980s and 1990s (around the time Japanese/Chinese word tattoos were trending), they continue to be a popular pick to this day. However, it’s not surprising, given the profound meaning behind a yin yang tattoo.

As you might've realized from our publications on the Facebook group 'What in the $20 wish tattoo machine is this?' or the 'That's It, I'm Inkshaming' group, sadly, subpar tattoos are pretty common. Which makes the good ones even more admirable.

Aren’t watercolor tattoos just the most ethereal? It’s as if they were just in someone’s sketchbook, and now they’re on your skin. Their gentle splashes of color create an image of softness, something anyone would like to take a closer look at, really. They’re just the most enchanting and delicate tattoos out there. And that’s exactly why we can’t get enough of them. Here’s the proof - our second article dedicated to watercolor tattoo ideas!