For many who immerse themselves in tattoos and body art for the first time, a flower tattoo is a popular way of proceeding. There are countless flower tattoo ideas, so if you feel outdated, a good thing to remember is that flowers of all kinds can easily be reduced to delicate sizes or in place to an enlarged size if you consider your ink covering your chest, your arms, legs or back. Their versatility makes them ideal for beginners and former pros. And if you are in your tattoos with a symbolism and hidden meanings, you will be happy to hear that the conceptions of tattooing flowers correspond to the bill: they often hold connotations of positive things like love, new beginnings and happiness, and much more. It also means that if you are nervous at the idea of getting a tattoo, the chances are quite weak that you want to withdraw it or make concealment in the future.
“Many of my requests are intended for the tattoos of flowers because of the different meanings behind them,” explains the artist based in Seoul, Hongam, whose meticulously detailed sketches and the delicate aesthetics have made him popular on a global scale. “I think they can be a good design for anyone.”
Hungam recommends coming with reference images that show the exact style you want, then reflecting on how you want your tattoo to look at your body. “There are no rules for choosing the placement, but sometimes I will recommend where the design would work well,” he said. In the end, however, it’s up to you. “Since it lasts a lifetime, you have to choose wherever you want,” he adds.
Need a tattoo style inspiration? Like a sleeve tattoo, we have covered you. In front, our favorite ideas of flowers of unavoidable artists, as well as the meaning of each of them. From tiny and simple minimalist tattoos to larger and more complex designs, here are all the different flowers you can try for your next tattoo.
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