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Tattoo artists share 6 designs everyone will want this year, and 2 that’ll be less popular
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Insider spoke with tattoo artists to find out which designs will be popular throughout 2022, and which are becoming less common.
Tattoo artist Lorena Lorenzo of Indigo ArTattoos told Insider she’s noticed more requests for colorful body art.
“This year, I have been seeing a lot of colorful projects coming in, which I am surprised to see as clients in past years would tend to go for black-and-gray tattoos,” Lorenzo said.
She added that she thinks this is the result of more clients seeing bright, bold tattoos that haven’t faded, which can be achieved with proper care and maintenance.
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