Moth tattoo in elbow crease

Bicem Sinik might be Turkey's Dr. Woo. This young female artist uses fine monochromatic lines to create geometric animals and other minimalist forms. The difference between Bicem Sinik and Dr. Woo is that Sinik sometimes uses subtle dots for basic shading, creating some depth in her images.

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Nelly Guard on Instagram: "So the design is based on a butterfly however when it stretches out so does the body, so I decided to draw the body as a moths body. This way when it squishes it looks like a butterfly body but when stretched looks like a moth. The wing design has both sun and moon to show the transformation from day to night and from moth to butterfly. Really enjoyed creating this and I can’t wait to see it healed. #finelinetattoo #dotworktattoo #butterflytattoo #mothtattoo…

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