Drawing of a tattoo How to Draw Long-Lasting Designs Become a Professional Tattoo Artist with the Artist Accelerator Program Drawing tattoos that “Flow” with the Body What is “flow” in a tattoo? Human bodies are not made of straight lines and edges, but rather more organic, curved shapes. Because of this, every part of the body “flows” in an S-shape. 1 viking tattoo sleeve 2 In this article, we’re breaking down: How to draw popular designs like roses, feathers, skulls, and more. How to use “tattoo building blocks” to create larger tattoo designs. How to make sure your designs look like tattoo designs - and not just good drawings. Table of Contents Rose Tattoo Drawing Ideas Feather Tattoo Drawing Ideas. 3 viking tattoo symbols 4 1 Skull and rose tattoo This simple tattoo can be kept tiny and lets you avoid the trickiest parts of tattooing skulls: the shading and the teeth. 2 “Grateful” skull The simple tattoo design lets you play with angles without dealing with the 3-D aspect. Use simple lines to create a grin and add personality with easy, single-line “eyebrows.” 3. 5 - Explore Sauce's board "Tattoo Drawings/Design", followed by 2, people on Pinterest. See more ideas about tattoo drawings, drawings, art tattoo. 6 First, drawing tattoos on paper Then, learning on fake skin Finally, moving to tattooing on real people That way, you'll feel confident when you take on your first real tattoo client. Table of Contents Learn to Draw Tattoos on Paper | Understanding Design Draw Constantly Use a Weighted Pencil. 7 tattoo, viking 8 See more ideas about tattoo designs, art tattoo, body art tattoos. 9 Aug 9, - Explore Vicki Hunt's board "Viking drawing", followed by people on Pinterest. 10