Delicate flowers can make beautiful tattoos. It can be exquisite, minimalist and simple sketches or photorealistic masterpieces. The beauty of a single flower can make the same statement as a much larger tattoo, but choosing the right design can be difficult. To always have something on your body is an important decision, and you should always think about it carefully.

Below you can see many ideas that I have put together, and I would advise you to do the same. Gather as many examples as you can and gradually narrow down your choices until you have the right design. Maybe something will jump on you, if so, put it on one side, it could be your final decision, but this should not stop you from looking on.

You may choose a strict minimalist flower bud, perhaps a sophisticated, detailed flower like an orchid, think about the design style as well as the image itself. You may find the perfect flower, but you want it to be drawn in a different way that better represents you. A good tattoo artist likes to work with you to make sure the tattoo is right for you. If you’ve stopped at design, you need to think about where you want to get tattoos. Not all tattoos are suitable in certain places. The shape of the tattoo should complement the shape of the area in which the tattoo is to be made. Some people want the tattoo to be on the show all the time and choose an area that is not so covered with clothing for others. Tattooing at an exhibition is less important and the ability to cover it can be part of the solution. Remember that there is not the right place or tattoo that suits everyone. Tattoos are a very personal matter and the time to make sure that this is the right design for you where you want can save years of heartbreak later. Too many people regret a hasty decision. Whatever you do, do not make that decision when you’re drunk. Any professional tattoo artist simply refuses to get tattooed when you arrive drunk in the studio. It’s not just about avoiding people who make bad decisions. Alcohol dilutes the blood and therefore causes more bleeding, effectively diluting the pigment in the ink. The colors will never be so bright and can quickly become blurry and old.