TOP 150 Steampunk Tattoos
Once again, tattooing is a field that does not escape steampunk. It all starts with the design ✍ right down to the tattoo artist's needles.
New styles of body art are always popping up, and steampunk tattoos are proof of that. Although they have been around for several decades now, they are still relatively new tattoos if you compare them to other traditional designs. It's hard to define these tattoos because they take on different shapes and styles while combining several elements to create a unique image.
Steampunk art is always renewing itself, expanding, and today we tackle with you the list of the 150 best steampunk tattoos. Some of the visuals are breathtaking. From biomechanical tattoos to cartoon tattoos, we wish you a good reading through all this ink, or rather a good viewing :)
Biomechanical tattoos
Very impressive of realism, the art of biomechanical tattooing (or mechanical tattooing and organic tattooing) covers a wide range of styles, as well as all parts of the body. Calf, torso, forearm, thigh or mechanical arm 💪 they consist of a multitude of complex elements, devices, cogs and gears, pistons, springs, which form the human muscles, tendons and tissues. A little cyborg on the edges, this is close to cyberpunk.
Bio-mechanical tattoos offer us a lot of creativity.
Biomechanical tattoos
Clock Tattoos
Time ⏳: a recurring topic in many fields, such as literature, painting, ... art in general. This is good timing, steampunk is sort of the standard bearer of this theme. Tattoos of pocket watch, dial, chronometer or broken clock, sometimes decorated with flowers and other decorations: it is a real gold mine of inspiration.
Clock Tattoos
Gears Tattoos
Probably the most representative of the steampunk movement, gear tattoos ⚙ whether on an arm, skull or back - can take on an aesthetic that changes dramatically. Are you more of a colorful little cog, or a fully mechanical arm with intricate devices?
Gears Tattoos
Steampunk Skull Tattoos
Skulls are a very popular theme in tattooing. Whether it's pirate skulls, or Mexican skulls, it's a style all its own 💀.
Therefore, steampunk couldn't miss out, and added its original touch: skulls with glasses, gentlemen's suits, or more classically gears.
Death's Head Tattoos
Eye Tattoos
So yes, there are also tattoos inside the eye that exist, but that's not the point here, let's keep it moderate. The theme of the eye 👁 often returns in the aesthetics of tattooing, and it has symbolically many representations: the soul, clarity, beliefs, life, ... Everyone will find their own meaning.
Eye Tattoos
Steampunk Tattoos Woman
How often in steampunk, it is the women who are in the spotlight! Bourgeois of the nineteenth century or famous aviatrix, there is no lack of representations. Some elements are still recurrent, such as steampunk glasses, the top hat 🎩, or the corset.
Steampunk Tattoos Woman
Wings tattoos
Again, the symbolism of wings is very strong. Often representing freedom and taking flight, wings can also signify a form of love. Between the shape, the location and the size, the variations are very numerous, like with these mechanical wings steampunk style.
Wings Tattoos
Cartoon Tattoos
This style does not escape steampunk either! Old school patterns, exaggerated volumes, bright and flashy colors, the cartoon aesthetic has an infinite number of possibilities in creation. Characters, pin-ups 💋, as well as animals are part of the repertoire of this style.
Cartoon Tattoos
Steampunk Animal Tattoos
This is probably the most varied subfield in this article. You'll find more below in the non-exhaustive list, but animals represented in a steampunk style (with hats, gears, ...) are legion!
For the most popular, we have the cat in a 19th century costume, mechanical owls 🦉, or the butterfly set with gears. But also other less common animals, like the beetle, bird, octopus, fox, insect, spider, ram, gorilla, hedgehog, and other creatures.
Steampunk Animals
List of Steampunk Tattoos
In this non-exhaustive list, you will find steampunk hearts, plague doctors, multiple tattoos mixing organic and mechanical, or portraits of characters (real and fictional) such as Edgar Allan Poe, the barber Sweeney Todd, Lincoln, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. H
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