5 tattoo trends – News Online 100

IIf these 5 tattoo trends don’t convince you to get yourself colored, nothing will. The festive crowds and the onset of winter call for something new, and these ink trends have you covered. For generations, tattoos have been associated with a rebel or someone trying to convey a strong message. A trend that received serious attention, tattooing from an art form became a trend that will always remain. From stars to butterflies and names to lovers, we’ve come a long way, and these stereotypes synonymous with the word “tattoo” no longer tempt us. We’ve seen ink on celebs and we’ve seen it on that cool neighborhood kid, but we’ve never been able to understand what needs to be printed on our skin that needs to last for this life. A tattoo is generally based on the amalgamation of interests, love or a connection and these trends are sure to push you to get your ink in a few days.

1. Tires:

The ‘minimalist look’ has also made its way into the tattoo trend. It’s stylish, durable and eternal, something you never tire of. Inspired by ‘Mehendi and the tattooed jewelry that was wildly popular nearly a decade ago, tattooing a wristband or bracelet is now a real thing. The bands are inspired by the tribal jewelry trend of the 90s and also bear hints of the Aztec clothing trend. Who needs jewelry when they can have a permanent ‘band’ tattoo?

2. Portraits:

Fine art professionals and illustrators are turning into tattoo artists because of their passion to draw literally anything, and now on the skin instead of their canvas. Using their steady and fine hand, they now create beautiful portraits as tattoos for someone who would like to have their muse, inactivity, inspiration, family, lover or themselves painted on their body. It has also been seen as a sign of remembrance for lost family or loved ones. People also get portraits of God on their bodies, seen as a sign of being religious. Make sure you think twice before getting this, you don’t want an impulsively chosen portrait to linger on you for generations.

3. Birds And Dream Catchers:

A dreamcatcher is a collectible made in Native American America, using net, beads, shells, leather and gemstones. A dream catcher is believed to capture positive vibes and dreams and is usually seen at someone’s room door or above their bed. A very popular tattoo among women, it has a conceptual and happy meaning. By letting go of the negative dreams, bringing in the positive dreams and helping them fulfill their aspirations and make them come true, a dream catcher is a great choice for a tattoo. Women usually get the tattoo on their bevel while men get them on their upper arm. The one for women is usually colored and flowing, while the one for men is textured and in black. Birds, a living creature known to fly and bring happiness and freedom to one’s life, are used in dreamcatcher tattoo art. You can also add a quote or phrase to this tattoo to make it more personal.

4. Infinity:

A fascinating symbol, infinity is something we are all familiar with after studying math or science in high school. It indicates that one has the potential to grow without any limitation or purpose. A tattoo that is popular among lovers as they show their unending love for each other and also show that their love would last after this life and is limitless. A popular choice among people of all age groups, infinity is sometimes capped with a spring or Roman numeral indicating one’s date of birth. A double infinity is also a popular variant, which people become addicted to.

5. Maori:

Known alternatively as Moko, the original Maori tattoo is carved into the skin and is a New Zealand tattoo art form. A symbol denoting a higher social rank in the society, Maori tattoo has a very high significance among the Polynesian people and every symbol in Maori art has a meaning. Usually seen on the arms, shoulders or back, Maori tattoos are for the brave who have the courage to get through those million ink stings. Tribal art that it is, the original Mokos are seen on the face and have a traditional connection to family and background. In India, this tattoo trend is adopted for its uniqueness and reflection of henna in it. Rihanna has opened her arms to this trend and has a traditional Moko design on her right hand.