Mexican artist Yatzil Elizalde started her career doing illustrations, murals, and various digital work but eventually found out that inking the human body is what defines her. As Yatzil immersed herself into tattoo art, she constantly experimented with different ideas and over time even developed her own style.
Basically, it's the same image stacked two or three times on top of itself, creating a cool, trippy look. Many call the signature design 'double vision' but the artist herself named it the Blurry Effect.
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That's messing with my eyes... don't like! (I wear corrective lenses and these mess with my perception- I do appreciate that there is skill and creativity involved).
Nooo...my brain is unable to comprehend this thread. The artist has a unique talent nonetheless.
Lol, the first thing I saw was the tiny wave, and I was like, "That's it?"
Honestly, these give me a headache. i would not want one. I like legible tats, not blurry nightmares
This is like those extended fast-paced drum/guitar solos: Exceptional display of unique talent and practice, but leaves much of the audience with an irritated headache.
I love tattoos, but after the 3rd pic I couldn't look at them anymore, give me a headache and could never have such a tattoo myself. But really well done!
I was the same. Very talented but it couldn't hold my attention. Plus now I have a headache.
Load More Replies...Honestly, these give me a headache. i would not want one. I like legible tats, not blurry nightmares
This is like those extended fast-paced drum/guitar solos: Exceptional display of unique talent and practice, but leaves much of the audience with an irritated headache.
I love tattoos, but after the 3rd pic I couldn't look at them anymore, give me a headache and could never have such a tattoo myself. But really well done!
I was the same. Very talented but it couldn't hold my attention. Plus now I have a headache.
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