A tattoo is a beautiful way to express yourself, your personality, emotions and convey your story. They can be a wonderful image on the skin that will remind us of what is important. They can be a way to show your unique style, as well as a way to commemorate an important event or person in your life.
Over the years, tattoos have changed their status and social perception. Once associated with the underworld or sailor’s life, today they are seen as a form of art that can be used to express one’s identity or beliefs.
They have been around for centuries and have undergone many changes in terms of their place in society and the way they are perceived. From being a sign of rebellion to a form of self-expression.
Below we present a glossary of terms related to the art of tattooing.
- Backroom
- Blackwork
- Blind tattoo
- Bodysuit
- Bold
- Cling film
- Contraindications to getting a tattoo
- Cover up tatuażu
- Custom
- Dotwork
- Dziara
- Filler
- Fineline
- Flash
- Frame
- Freehand
- Grey wash
- Guest spot
- Handpoke
- High Energy
- Horimono
- Ignorant style
- Jailhouse
- Kolka
- Minimalist tattoo
- Needle
- Neo-traditional tattoos
- Oriental tattoos
- Professional creams
- Protecting your tattoo from the sun
- Rate
- Readable
- Realistic
- Round Line Needles
- Round Shade Needles
- Second skin
- Sketch
- Steampunk tattoos
- Stencil
- Stopka
- Tattoo contouring needles
- Tattoo creation time
- Tattoo ointments and creams available in pharmacies
- Tattoo on a scar
- Tattoo shading needles
- Tebori
- Traditional tattoo
- Trash polka
- Tribal
- Walk in day
- Watercolor tattoo
- Whip shading
- Whipy