You already know that I'm no novice in terms of tattoo trends and the latest designs, right? Well, I'm happy to report that I found yet another creative idea I think you're going to go gaga over.
Let me introduce you to "moving tattoos." Once you see what this idea entails, you're going to start searching for that masterful artist to perfect it on your body.
The artist inks your skin just as they would do with any other tattoo. However, the idea behind this style revolves around the placement of the tattoo. And also what it does on your body.
Or the object looks like it's changing shapes. Take for example a fly that opens and closes its wings. Do you get the idea?
There are so many different concepts for the subject of your "moving tattoo." I'm going to share a few of them with you so you get the full idea. Okay?
This one is a bit of a minimalist in nature. But I still think it works really well, especially when you see it move. What do you think? Do you like it?
After all, you need the tattoo to look good in each position you see it. That does seem like it would require a bit more planning.
That way, when the tattoo moves, it looks perfectly tight. Wow, this looks so cool. It's such a simple idea, but when executed just right, it packs such a punch.
And when you make it move, it looks even more so, no? It's such a cool trick to have up your sleeve. I bet it's fun to show a tattoo like this off to everyone.
And once it opens up, there's a secret hiding place in there. I would never have thought of creating a design like this one. It's so interesting and unusual, to say the least.
It's also best suited for a winged animal. Those two designs look so cool once they become animated by the movement of the person's limbs.
Not only that, but it becomes animated once the person extends their arm here. I've got to admit this is one tattoo trick that's starting to really grow on me. What about you?
I'm absolutely obsessed with these ocean creatures. In fact, I have an octopus tattoo on my ankle. It doesn't move like this, but it's still pretty rad, ha, ha!
Well, check this video out. Here you get to see the full effect in all its form. I don't know about you, but it's really awesome and kind of creepy at the same time, hee, hee.
This whole tattoo moving effect is tripping me out. I wonder who was the first person who came out with this technique of tattooing. It's so different and unique.
I would consider it, especially if I could find an artist who specializes in this style of tattooing. It's pretty fascinating to me.
