The first style:
Japanese traditional styles about Japanese tattoos, according to records, the earliest multi-pattern thorns on the face, about 300 BC ago, heroes and samurai in Japanese mythology often carp, dragon and tiger patterns on these bodies There are often regular waves (that is, plate fog), stripes, and flowers (including: cherry blossoms, chrysanthemums, and peony flowers) around them, and they are mostly in the style of Faust painting.
The second style:
The style of the motorcycle tribe The tattoo of the motorcycle tribe is different from that of the traditional working class. Its theme has nothing to do with patriotism and the military, and it clearly shows antisocial. The tattoo style and content of the motorcycle family are very different from traditional tattoos. They are almost black, with single needle tattoos and fine lines. They are usually related to Chicano and prisoner tattoos. In the 1960s, the American motorcycle race was the most closely related group in this country to tattoos, even beyond the sailors.
The third style:
Chicano style Chicano tattoos often represent loyalty to organizations, families, women and God. Chicano style refers to Latino descendants who speak Spanish in the United States.
The fourth style of tattoo:
Tribal style According to records, tribal culture has a huge impact on the tattoo industry, you can see the tribal culture printed on the motorcycle T-shirts. They used shark teeth and animal bone spurs to tie wooden sticks with ink, and tapped them with small sticks into their skin. The patterns were mostly black and consisted of the thickness of the lines. Our current totems are all evolved from this.
