Style: Fine line

Fine line tattooing uses very thin needles, often single to three points or reduced gauge, to draw precise, delicate lines with minimal shading. Visually it is defined by clean outlines, low line weight, fine detail and low saturation. It is typically applied to small or medium pieces: words, symbols, flowers, animals, simplified portraits and geometric shapes. It is chosen by people looking for discreet tattoos with a minimalist appearance, suitable for visible areas or smaller body zones.

Also works in realism

Realism is a style that aims to reproduce real images with high fidelity, using precise shading, smooth gradients, contrast and often no defined outlines. It can be executed in black and grey or colour. Visually it stands out for its volume, texture, depth and fine detail. The most common pieces are portraits, animals, landscapes, objects and scenes. It tends to be chosen by people who want to tattoo a photo, a portrait or a specific image that closely resembles reality.