Hand tattoos more than almost any other body part allow the artist to create a tattoo that has movement and life that a static piece could never have. For me, this means that simple yet fluid designs can easily beat out photo realistic mastery dumped flat on the back of a hand, and this tattoo of dots tracing the “mold line” of the hand by Christian Bedics (of Germany’s Time Travelling Tattoo) is a great example. Like all of his tattoos, this dotwork piece is hand poked. I should also mention that Christian is probably better for his scarification work — he’s one of the scarmasters appearing at the First International ScarCon, taking place May 4th and 5th in London.
Speaking of movement in hand tattoos, here’s another, much more whimsical tattoo also by Christian Bedics. Sure beats a finger mustache!
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I had this idea for the dot work around the hand awhile ago. But, I guess nothing is really original anymore. Sad to see someone did it before I did, but it looks really awesome. 🙂
I had this idea for the dot work around the hand awhile ago. But, I guess nothing is really original anymore. Sad to see someone did it before I did, but it looks really awesome. 🙂