White Ink Over Black Tattoos: Can It Work?
A dragon coils around a lower leg, rendered in shades of teal and blue with striking gold accents. The artist employs meticulous shading to create depth and texture, while subtle stippling adds visual interest. Strong linework clearly defines the form, following the natural curve of the limb.
This gothic leg tattoo design presents a unique challenge: covering or enhancing existing black work with white ink. While seemingly straightforward, achieving optimal results requires careful consideration of skin tone and ink saturation. The size (medium) allows for intricate detail – crucial when attempting to blend colors.
The combination of blue/gold hues against the darker base creates a visually compelling effect. Exploring this technique can offer fresh perspectives on existing tattoos, but consult with an experienced artist familiar with white ink application for best results and longevity.