I don’t know when they started doing it, but lately the submissions from Tattoo Temple have included the names the artists have been giving the pieces. As you’ve probably already guessed, this piece by Wang is entitled “Technicolor Visions”.
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A new batch of photos from Tattoo Temple just arrived in the galleries. And sure enough, they’re just as amazing, if not more, than anything we’ve seen from them previously. This one in particular comes from Jamie.
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It’s time for another piece of art from the masters of Hong Kong’s Tattoo Temple. This orchid by Wang really highlights the paintbrush style that he specializes in. What’s really cool is if you look close, you can see that he added what looks like pollen in the wind on the top of her shoulder, giving the tattoo an even greater sense of movement.
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Fans of artist Joan Miro will recognize this instantly. Jamie from Tattoo Temple in Hong Kong has reproduced Miro’s “Woman Encircled by the Flight of a Bird” on this young man’s forearm. By taking a look at the original, it’s safe to say Jamie definitely faithfully reproduced the painting even with the change in medium.
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There aren’t a lot of Rastafarian tattoo submitted these days. But, thanks to Wang at Tattoo Temple, we’ve got a “Lion of Zion” for your viewing pleasure.
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If there’s any deity that can make anyone smile, it has to be Budai. This interpretation of the Laughing Buddha is entitled “Body of a God” and was tattooed by Wang (Tattoo Temple).
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I’m now completely convinced that the artists at Tattoo Temple in Hong Kong are some kind of magical beings. They don’t use tattoo needles, they use magic to capture the essence of their subject and infuse it into the skin of their clients. Check out this bird that Wang did for his client Annie.
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This is nothing short of epic in both scope and execution. Wang from Tattoo Temple has really outdone himself with this Helios brushwork piece.
Just ask Tattoo Temple artist Wang. He obviously sketched one right onto his client with one of the patented Tattoo Temple tattoo needle brushes.
This abstract blend of images was done by none other than Joey Pang from Tattoo Temple in Hong Kong.
