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Japanese & Oriental
Large compositions, flowing backgrounds and imagery designed around the body.
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Tattoo Styles in Bali
You can arrive knowing the exact style—or with no name for it at all. These categories help you explore the work and find the artist whose approach feels right.
Explore at Your Own Pace
Seven Ways to Explore Your Idea.
Styles can overlap. A portrait may use realism, a mandala may include fine line, and a small tattoo can still be completely custom. The consultation helps clarify the best direction.
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Realism
Animals, objects and meaningful subjects rendered with depth and careful detail.
Explore this stylePortrait photo
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Portrait
Faces, expressions and memories translated with care, proportion and recognisable character.
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Fine Line
Subtle work where proportion, placement and controlled line weight matter.
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Small Tattoos
Small, meaningful ideas planned with the same attention given to larger work.
Explore this styleGeometric & Mandala photo
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Geometric & Mandala
Pattern, symmetry and balanced repetition shaped carefully around the body.
Explore this styleOld School photo
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Old School
Bold outlines, solid colour and timeless motifs designed to remain readable.
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