Nowadays many skins are tattooed with geometric designs, dotwork or fineline, Mandalas..... many tattooists have managed to make a very complicated technique that is very difficult to do on the foot..... to realize parallel lines and perfect circles...... the most difficult that there is at the moment of tattooing a skin...... the new machines that in the last years there are in the market together with the skill of these professionals have achieved that they can be seen perfect design that seem to be realized by printer, but NO!!! they are works realized by HAND, impressive works.
Geometric tattooing has a direct relationship with alchemy, a practice widely spread in antiquity and up to the Renaissance, which involved eclectic knowledge of different religions, as well as elements of astrology, esotericism and mysticism. It was the basis of modern chemistry, trying to reach a better understanding of the world around us. In addition to seeking how to convert different materials into GOLD.
The predominant symbols are:
Triangles:
Simple designs that include one or more triangles are identified with the four elements of life: earth, fire, water and air. From Ancient Greece, great philosophers such as Empedocles and Democritus tried to demonstrate that it was possible to break down all living matter into an indivisible and basic unity, from which all animate objects on the planet started. The four resulting elements, they said, are the only ones essential for life.
Triangles can also be found in Viking symbology such as the VALNUT.
Moons:
Designs that include geometric elements and small crescent moons or a sequence completing each of their phases symbolise one of the most valued chemical elements of the time: silver. It is also a powerful feminine symbol.
Arrows:
In these designs we can find all the previous designs such as moons, triangles, stars, etc. ...... The popularity of these is due to the endless combinations of elements and shapes that can be created in the same design, making it difficult to find two identical arrows.
Pointillism or Dotwork:
Pointillism consists of the application and grouping of small dots of ink to form an image. With this technique, the drawing is formed from dots and not lines, playing with the thickness of the dots and grouping or separating them, the design takes on volume and a true work of art can be achieved without making a single line.
Mandalas:
Mandalas have a meaning of spiritual calm and eternal love. The word "mandala" means "circle" in Sanskrit. ... The measurement from the centre of a circle to its edges is the same all around, giving circles with an energy-filled balance.
A mandala tattoo is something symbolic and very personal and therefore it is given a personal meaning of its own. For this reason, they have become one of the most tattooed tattoos.
The lotus is a must-have design as it combines perfectly with the mandala, giving it a special energy.
Fine line:
The style of tattooing Fine line... As the name suggests, "fine line" is a very detailed and fine style of tattooing. Tattoos made with extreme care and great outlining technique, as the slightest mistake can have fatal consequences. As it is such a small and detailed type of tattoo, the tattooists who practice this technique have to have an extraordinary pulse.
The style fine line was born from the traditional (old school) style. There was a transition to the fine line thanks to the new tattoo machines and the demand of customers who wanted detailed and elegant tattoos with a finer and finer line.
Free Geometric:
Then we have an infinite world of tattoos that mix various styles, fine-line with watercolour....puntillism with geometric shapes to make 3D forms......this style of tattooing opens up a range of designs and sub-styles that will give tattooists' creative minds plenty of scope......
Geometric with Watercolour:
This combination gives a boost to the linear design, as it gives depth and introduces a certain imperfection into the design that makes the tattoo achieve visual perfection.
Formulas and Maps:
Until a few years ago this kind of tattoos were not seen because the lines had not been able to reach this level of thickness with maximum definition with the old needles.
Within this infinite style of possibilities we can find several tattoo artists who stand out with their work.
Sonia from Acme:
One of the first tattoo artists who stands out for her neat and clean lines, which give light to all her works, she masters the Fine Line, Dotwork, geometric with watercolour..... a tattoo artist who completely masters the Geometric style applied to designs full of creativity.
Works done by Sonia de Acme www.tatuadormadrid.es ,Tebori Tattoo,19 March, 2025
Marla Moon:
Fine line and minimalist design, perfect for creative designs that develop the concept of spatial geometry.
Tattoos made for Marla Moon hola@marlamoon.com.
Jean Marco Tattoo:
Tattoo artist specialised in DotWork, creative geometric design more dedicated to blocks than to lines. Mandalas in DotWork are one of his specialities.
Link: https://dotwork.es/jeanmarco-cicolini/
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