Adding one and one doesn't always equal two. Sometimes the thing becomes less than two, and other times it is much more than just two. In other words, sometimes the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. The latter case is true to Hakan Adik, who adds motifs of famous paintings and popular characters to create his own unique style of tattoos.
Hakan Adik is a tattoo artist based in Istanbul. His style is minimal, small-scale, and detail-oriented. His work is inspired by paintings, films, illustrations, and collages, and he often mixes them up together to create an interesting and original combination between the two.
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Lady and the Tramp used to be my absolute FAVORITE movie, it's still really good, just not my favorite anymore
they really have a thing for starry night huh? i guess i would too if i were that good at it
Adventure time, C'mon, grab your friends, We'll go to very distant lands, With Jake the Dog, And Finn the Human, The fun will never end, It's Adventure Time! (ノ*ФωФ)ノ
haha yeah. i mean they are pretty good at it though
Load More Replies...Yeah, I was wondering how well they age. It would be a shame for them to lose their wonderful qualities with time.
Load More Replies...Brilliant 👏 👏 what beautiful pieces I'm curious tho how easily to colored tattoos fade??
It's not necessarily fading you have to worry about, especially with micro tattoos like these. Over time tattoo ink kinda sinks into your skin and spreads out, so the lines are no longer crisp and clean. In ten years or so most of these will probably look like blobs.
Load More Replies...haha yeah. i mean they are pretty good at it though
Load More Replies...Yeah, I was wondering how well they age. It would be a shame for them to lose their wonderful qualities with time.
Load More Replies...Brilliant 👏 👏 what beautiful pieces I'm curious tho how easily to colored tattoos fade??
It's not necessarily fading you have to worry about, especially with micro tattoos like these. Over time tattoo ink kinda sinks into your skin and spreads out, so the lines are no longer crisp and clean. In ten years or so most of these will probably look like blobs.
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