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Vinícius Moschen, a world-renowned tattoo artist, has perfected the art of embroidery tattoos, transforming his clients’ skin into breathtaking masterpieces. His distinctive style mimics the texture of embroidery, captivating fans with its realism and creativity. The Brazilian artist has gained a massive following, making his work a sensation on social media.

He explained to Bored Panda what inspired him to explore the concept of embroidered-looking tattoos: “When I began my journey as a tattoo artist, I discovered a few artists who had already experimented with creating this illusion. I fell in love with the style and started practicing it relentlessly!”

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Bored Panda wanted to learn more about Vinícius's work, so we asked him a few questions. We invited the tattoo artist to share insights into his creative process, and here’s what he told us: “I need to evaluate the sizes and dimensions requested by the client. From there, I imagine how the artwork would look if it were actually stitched onto fabric. This allows me to create the perfect design to transform into a tattoo on the skin!”

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    When asked about the most challenging aspect of using this complex technique, Moschen responded: “Once, I had to design a piece representing a client’s grandmother. He provided real photos of her along with the clothing and accessories he wanted included in the artwork. It was incredibly complex and took me days to create, but in the end, it turned out amazing.”

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    We were also curious about how clients typically react when they see their finished tattoos. The artist kindly shared: “Clients come in very curious about the process, and they are always positively surprised by the final result! They are often stunned when they finally see the work in person.”

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    Lastly, Vinícius shared some advice for beginner tattoo artists aspiring to master their craft: “It takes a lot of dedication and study, as this is a very intricate technique to master. Practice drawing extensively on paper or a tablet to get a feel for dimensions. Once you feel confident, gradually start transferring your designs to skin.”

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    Realistic embroidery tattoo of a logo, featuring 3D thread details and surrounding elements on skin.

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    Bi.Felicia
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    1 week ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I thought this was a logo for something related to football/soccer, but the basketball or beach ball in the tattoo is making think different?