Traditional Japanese tattoos, known as Irezumi (入れ墨), are a highly respected and intricate art form with deep cultural roots. These large-scale tattoos often cover the back, arms, legs, or even the entire body, creating a cohesive and flowing design.

Large-scale tattoos can be a bold personal statement, a form of artistic expression, or even a way to tell a story across a larger canvas. People choose large tattoos for various reasons, including aesthetic appeal, cultural significance, and the ability to incorporate intricate details that smaller tattoos might not allow.

Chinese folklore style tattoos are body art inspired by traditional Chinese myths, legends, spiritual beliefs, and historical tales. These tattoos often feature characters, creatures, and symbols that are deeply rooted in Chinese cultural heritage. The style blends classical Chinese artistic aesthetics with symbolic storytelling.

Watercolour tattoos mimic the fluid, blended, and translucent effect of watercolour paintings. They use soft colour gradients, minimal black outlines, and layered hues to create a vibrant and artistic look.

Colour tattoos are tattoos that incorporate a range of pigments, using various colours of ink to create vivid, multi-dimensional designs. These tattoos can include full-colour tattoos or feature certain colours blended into black ink work to add emphasis or depth to the design.