Unique rose Tattoos are an exquisite way to show someone special that you care. They look especially striking on the neck or thigh – more people than ever are opting to get this ink done there! This adorable leg tattoo features a lovely rose design in black ink for a trendy look.
Black Ink Roses
Tattooing a black rose tattoo is the ideal way to show your gratitude and celebrate achievements, with many choosing this timeless design on their chest, arms, or legs for an eye-catching display of affection and pride. You could even add your name as the finishing touch! Choose your location: chest, arm, or leg will create an unforgettable look.
Black roses make an excellent addition to gothic-style designs. Combined with other elements such as skulls, webs, and thorns, they create an eye-catching aesthetic. If you prefer something less overt, why not place one delicately upon your hip or collarbone for an understated yet striking statement piece?
Black roses with money are an iconic sign of success, representing your dedication to your financial goals and showing off your wealth. Wear it on your wrist for an easy-to-hide dainty design!
Watercolor Roses
Painting roses in watercolor is an undertaking for beginners, yet can create breathtaking results. To achieve an authentic painted effect in their petals, loosely paint each stroke – this makes more of an artist-style quality and should also help ensure you always have water handy for rinsing your brush before proceeding further with painting. Ensure a jar is nearby to refresh and rinse off brushes before using new colors!
Sketch out the general shape of a rose with a pencil, then paint over it using a thick mixture of red paint. Paint half circles that converge towards its center point as you expand outward; gradually make these strokes longer and broader as your flower develops.
Complete your painting by adding a ring of leaves in complementary green and details such as leaves on petals for definition, touch-ups around their edges, and darker shading at their tips to add depth and shadows.
Old School Roses
Old-school rose Tattoos are elegant and beautiful to show your passion for flowers. White roses represent the House of York in the Wars of Roses; they’re often associated with their beauty and grace.
An innovative way to design a rose tattoo is to incorporate it with a Koi fish. This iconic Japanese motif stands for wealth, success, and longevity and looks lovely, surrounded by delicate rose petals.
Tattooing an antique rose can make a perfect accent piece to any artwork. This design features a basic sketch featuring black spined stems and leaves to complete its classic beauty.
Collar Bone Roses
Flowers on the collarbone are an elegant tattoo choice, particularly when combined with other details. Camellia flowers and the “mama” design are excellent ways to show affection for either parent. Additionally, Alabama boasts its state flower – further adding meaning.
Making roses part of a larger chest piece is another fun way to creatively use roses – this intricate tattoo by French artist Amandine Barbet is proof.
This minimalist collar bone tattoo uses a squiggly line to craft its floral design, while its delicate script name adds an elegant touch. Furthermore, the artist shaded in realistic leaves for added realism – perfect for those seeking minimal tattoos! This tattoo makes an excellent statement!
Bunch of Roses
The classic American rose tattoo design makes an eye-catching choice, featuring bold outlines and vivid red blooms for an eye-catching tattoo design that would look good either trailing down your arm or sitting proudly on your shoulder.
If you love roses but prefer something different, try creating an abstract floral masterpiece. Medium outlines and black hues help to make these flowers pop while remaining somewhat classic-looking.
Another unique idea for a rose tattoo is combining it with a compass, symbolizing balance or devotion to values or as part of your journey. This design looks especially striking when used with jewel tones such as purple.
