Black and Gray Tattoos

Black and gray tattoos are the most common tattoos. "Black and grey" tattoos refer to a style of tattooing that uses only black ink and varying shades of grey to create bold or delicate tattoos. Black ink and black and gray tattoos tend to last longer and require fewer touch-ups than most color tattoos. It shows up on all skin tones, and can be made denser to add depth and dimension to a tattoo.

Color Tattoos

Color tattoos use a range of inks to bring them to life, from bold primary shades that make an impact, to lighter tones for a softer look.  Often, colored tattoo ink fades more quicker than black and gray ink, so the tattoo may need a touchup every few years. Certain colors tend to show up on different skin tones more or less vividly.     

• Traditional/Old School Tattoos: A type of tattoo that features bold, vibrant colors, thick black outlines, and classic tattoo motifs.
• Watercolor Tattoos: A type of tattoo that mimics the techniques and aesthetic of watercolor paintings. They use vibrant, fluid colors and lack traditional black outlines, creating a more abstract and painterly look.
• Memorial Tattoos: This tattoo (also known as a Remembrance Tattoo) is  a special and healing way to acknowledge a very close person after they die.
• Japanese Tattoos: This type of tattoo draws inspiration from traditional Japanese art.  They typically feature bold lines, vibrant colors, and extensive detailing.
• 3D Tattoos  This type of tattoo gives the illusion of being 3 dimensional i.e. above the skin or even coming from within.  Shadows, highlights and using various geometrical aspects make the image appear 3D. (tattoonewsdelhi)