From moons to hearts with small lotus flowers.
Getting a tattoo is an important decision that should not be taken lightly. Yes, we live in the age of lasers and robots, but the chances that you really intend to eliminate this tattoo are about as thin as if you bought a robot. After much thought and planning, finding a tattoo design that you can be proud of should not be a problem. One of the most common and common ways to become familiar with the world of ink is to use a small tattoo design. Choosing a small tattoo has many benefits. For example, small tattoos are easy to hide, cheaper (to remove and apply), and are a great way to get an idea of what it means to have something permanent on your body. There is a lot of time left to develop these sleeves or that part of the back, so why not start with something small. Even if it’s not your first rodeo, small tattoos are undeniably fun and can complement larger works. Let’s take a look at our tiny tattoo gallery, perfect for your first ink.
This pink crescent moon.
(Photo: Hongdam)
This can of Vegemite.
This delightful little heart on finger.
‘Let Go.’
These three flowers.
This gorgeous gradient strip.
‘Brave.’
(Photo: Las Estaciones de Victoria)
This simple heart.
This adorable compass.
This infinity symbol.
No regrets.
This colorless lotus flower.
This music note.
This floral ankle piece.
This minimalistic lotus flower.
This delicate flower.
This decorative design.
This door into space.
This little leaf.
This rose.
These susuwatari.
This cat with clovers.
This cute red heart.
These various dots.
This watercolor triangle.
This detailed crescent moon.
These dainty florals.
These stars.
This itty bitty lotus flower.
This blackwork bee.
These inspirational words.
This beautiful seashell.
This yin and yang.
This planetary piece.
These birds.
This abstract elephant.
This tribute to a loved one.
This colorful skull.
This lightning bolt.
This cherry blossom.
Sink or swim.
This ankle tat.
This wonderful watercolor lotus flower.
This kitty cat.
This little lady bug.
These dots and lines.
This minimalistic bird on a branch.
This bicycle.
This cherry blossom with leaves.
These birds.
This small palm tree.
This gradient triangle.
This dandelion seed.
This origami crane.
The bee.
El fumar.
This pink watercolor triangle.
These sunny-side up eggs.
This narrow arrow.
