The work of Bicem Sinik sets new standards for the tattoo industry. Inspired largely by nature, she manages to create both intricate and abstract versions of animals and picturesque scenes based around both lines and dots. Taking on geometric forms in general, Bicem Sinik's tattoos are not only created for self-expression, but also as works of art.
Based in Istanbul, Turkey, Bicem Sinik brings a subtlety to tattoos that can be appreciated over time -- which is incredibly important. Marie Terry of Tattoo Artist London says, "With the rise of dotwork and linework, these discreet tattoos have become a kind of fashion, in spite of their potential short life as healing and time would make them less visible." This plays a big role in the popularity of this style of tattoos.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Geometric Tattoo Art
- Tattoo artists can take inspiration from geometry and create intricate and abstract visuals that double as works of art.
- Dotwork and Linework on Skin
- The rise of dotwork and linework tattoos opens up a new market for body art requiring more intricate skills.
- Nature-inspired Tattoos
- Taking inspiration from nature, tattoo artists can create picturesque scenes and animal-inspired designs that appeal to customers looking for discreet tattoos.
Sectors Adopting This
- Tattoo Artistry
- The tattoo industry can invest in training and equipment to cater to the growing demand for geometric, dotwork and linework tattoos from customers looking for discreet body art.
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry can leverage the popularity of abstract and nature-inspired tattoo art and offer products and services that cater to customers looking for unique art pieces.
- Fashion and Beauty
- The fashion and beauty industry can capitalize on the popularity of discreet tattoos to offer complementary products and services like temporary tattoos, concealing makeup, and skincare products tailored for tattooed skin.
