40 Fantastic Sunflower Tattoos That Will Inspire You To Get Inked

40 Fantastic Sunflower Tattoos That Will Inspire You To Get Inked
Sunflowers are known as “happy flowers” because they tend to exude a certain level of happiness and joy that few other flowers can match. Roses make one think of love and romance while sunflowers bring to mind a bright and sunny stress free day where everything is right in the world. With this type of vibe, it’s easy to see why the sunflower is such a popular tattoo choice. Long stems, no stems, colorful works of art, and simple, monochromatic pieces all manage to work no matter what the location. Here is a unique collection of some of the best sunflower tattoo designs in existence. Enjoy! This dotwork design. This spectacular sunflower glyph tattoo. This piece is a serious eye-popper that’s guaranteed to achieve viral status on the web. Triangular-shaped glyphs are a rising trend in the industry and with good cause (see above). (Photo: Roma Severov) This botanical beauty. Not the clearest photo but you can still see the vibrancy and attention to detail that this piece contains. The ray flower pedals are backlit with a soft green hue that makes the whole piece almost jump off the skin. (Photo: Castigliani) This back shoulder piece. Here we have a decent sized back piece with a soft yellow tone. The inner flowers, known as disc flowers, have highlighted tips showcasing the reflection from the sun. (Photo: Russell Sayre) This tiny foot tat. (Photo: Cheahwa) This neo traditional piece. Although not atomically correct, this interpretation of a sunflower boasts a wonderful core that reminds you of the drupelets of a raspberry. And the overalls, the sunflower fits right in. (Photo: Cheri May Gourlay) This colorless back piece. Monochromatic is the only word that comes to mind when viewing this piece. Great location and multiple layers of outer petals make this piece an absolute pleasure to view. (Photo: Sion) This gorgeous rib cage work. This artistic outline. Freda lays down the law with these gorgeous artistic lines. If you haven’t yet, make sure to check out Freda’s Instagram page for some top shelf eye candy. (Photo: Freda Oliveira) This forearm tattoo. (Photo: Elizabeth Markov) This artistic watercolor creation. (Photo: Ewa Sroka) This supremely soft hand piece. This watercolor hand tattoo looks like something that belongs in an oil painting instead of on someones skin. When it comes to flowers of any type, South Korean artist Ilwol is one of the best. This colorful watercolor tat. Looking like some kids took a few magic markers to a coloring book, this artist created a beautiful and unique watercolor style work using every color on the wheel. (Photo: Sol) This long-stemmed legwork. (Photo: Ivy Saruzi) This realistic wrist tattoo. The detail of this flower is nothing short of amazing. It almost makes you wish you had a loupe to view the tiny disk flowers in the center of the receptacle. (Photo: Danny Mateo) This sunflower moon. (Photo: Robert Cabello) This black & grey flower. As you can tell, the forearm is a popular location for stemless sunflower heads and it’s easy to see why. This black and grey ink piece is everything a good forearm piece should be and more. Cool, create, dynamic, and divine. (Photo: Fernanda Prado) This itty-bitty wrist tat. (Photo: ch1138) This beautiful thigh piece. In case you didn’t know, the sunflower is the national flower of Russia, which unsurprisingly grows more sunflowers than any other nation in the world. (Photo: Grain) This perfect dotwork design. (Photo: Ariel Nirakara) This watercolor ankle piece. (Photo: Nora Pruyser) This hand piece. Layers upon layers of ray leaves give this piece in almost geometric appearance upon first glance. Ray leaves are the outer ring of leaves that do not contain any seeds. (Photo: Tanner Howard) This sunflower growing on a book. (Photo: Gugo) “Until we meet again” (Photo: Alexandr Cormacov) This blue butterfly. Sunflowers are commonly planted in yards for their bird bringing qualities. A single sunflower can contain over 2000 seeds, making it a virtual Las Vegas buffet for birds. (Photo: Michelle Maddison) This hyperrealism piece. This tiny wrist work. (Photo: Minjoo) This gorgeous watercolor thigh piece. (Photo: Uncl Paul Knows) This black and grey forearm piece. “Believe in yourself” (Photo: Tamara Jade) Original article and pictures take http://tattooblend.com/40-fantastic-sunflower-tattoos-that-will-inspire-you-to-get-inked/ site