Tips Clear Business, Finance, Home, Health, Dental, Pet, Celebrity, Tattoo, Mehndi, Wedding, Lifestyle, Technology, Travel, Shopping and Services The feet are an exciting challenge and a source of great satisfaction for a tattoo artist from a morphological point of view.
Because feet allow for a juxtaposition between the convex and concave parts, the symmetry between them and the visual interchange, offering all manner of novel solutions in Geometric, or Ornamental which exploits their shape in order to create images composed of lines – as well as in Japanese, which finds its greatest expression in the neck and feet, or in Black & Grey, whether Horror, Chican, Traditional or Realism.
Alexis Vaatete, Vatican Studios, Lake Forest, USA
Cal Jenx, The Workhouse Tattoo, Sheffield, UK
So have fun looking at these images and admiring the skill of the tattooists who have turned this extremely difficult part of the body into a excellent medium to express their imagination!
Will Geary, Crown Of Thorns, Chester, UK
Ty McEwen, The Blind Tiger, Phoenix, USA
Ryan Smith, NR Studios, Exeter, UK
Mayonaize, Capital Tattoo, Melbourne, Australia
Henning Jorgensen, Royal Tattoo, Helsingor, Denmark
Guy Le Tatooer, On The Road, Mexico City, Mexico
Emanuel Oliveira, Private Studio, Aveiro, Portugal
Cecile, A1BCN, Barcelona, Spain
Calle Corson, King Carlos Tattoo, Stockholm, Sweden
Alex Pancho, AD Pancho Tattoo Studio, Utrecht, Netherlands
