Realism tattoos aim to replicate real-life images, whether it’s portraits, animals, or scenery, with high levels of detail. These tattoos require a highly skilled artist as they are complex and intricate.

Also known as American Traditional, this style is characterized by bold lines, vibrant colors, and iconic imagery such as anchors, roses, eagles etc. The designs are often simple but bold, with minimal shading.

Watercolor tattoos mimic the appearance of a watercolor painting, often featuring soft edges, pastel colors, and a lack of outlines. These tattoos are more about fluidity and blending rather than defined shapes

Tribal tattoos consist of bold, black lines and patterns that often cover large areas of the body. The designs are deeply rooted in cultural traditions and can vary greatly depending on the tribe or culture.

New School tattoos are a modern twist on traditional tattoos, often featuring exaggerated, cartoonish characters with bold colors and dynamic shapes. The style is whimsical and playful, often incorporating pop culture references.

Dotwork tattoos are created using tiny dots to form an image, often resulting in a stippled or shaded effect. This technique can be used to create intricate designs with a lot of detail.

Minimalist tattoos are characterized by simple, clean lines and a lack of detail. They focus on basic shapes and often convey powerful meaning through their simplicity.

Biomechanical tattoos blend organic elements with mechanical components, creating designs that look like the wearer’s skin has been peeled back to reveal machinery beneath. These tattoos are highly detailed and often have a 3D effect.

This style focuses on text, whether it’s a quote, a name, or a significant date. The font and style of the lettering can vary greatly, from cursive to block letters.

Surrealism tattoos are inspired by the surrealist art movement, featuring dream-like, fantastical imagery that often defies logic. These designs are imaginative and often include bizarre, abstract elements.

Geometric tattoos use shapes and lines to create intricate patterns and designs. These tattoos often have a mathematical precision to them and can range from simple shapes to complex arrangements.

Neo-Traditional tattoos build on the traditional style but with more detail, shading, and a broader color palette. They often feature more intricate and elaborate designs than their Old School counterparts.