no. 635
Soccer ball
no. 636
Football helmet
no. 637
Baseball mitt
no. 638
Baseball bat and ball
no. 639
Tennis
no. 640
Tennis ball
no. 641
Basketball hoop
no. 642
Volleyball
no. 643
Kettlebell
no. 644
Dumbbell
A tiny dumbbell would work on a bulging bicep.
no. 645
Ice skate
no. 646
Football
SPORTING PRIDE
Whether you work in a particular sport or enjoy it on the weekend, communicate your pride and passion to the world by getting inked.
no. 647
Pool
no. 648
Eight ball
no. 649
Archery
no. 650
Running
no. 651
Swimming
no. 652
Golf
no. 653
Golf ball
no. 654
Bowling
no. 655
Shuttlecock
no. 656
Rollerblade
no. 657
Table tennis
no. 658
Boxing glove
no. 659
Stopwatch
no. 660
Trophy
no. 661
Medal
no. 662
Whistle
no. 663
Key
no. 664
Good luck key
no. 665
Love key
no. 666
Key of the door
no. 667
Locket
no. 668
Key silhouette
no. 669
Eco bulb
no. 670
Bulb with filament
no. 671
Spiral bulb
no. 672
Swirly bulb
no. 673
Prong bulb
HOUSEHOLD OBJECTS
Household objects can make for unusual tattoos. Light bulbs are symbols of brightness and vision; choose an energy-efficient design for a fresh spin on the light bulb moment.
no. 674
Simple bulb
no. 675
Light bulb moment
no. 676
Shining bulb
@lucyellenart
no. 677
Saw blade
no. 678
Screw
no. 679
Toolbox
If you are a builder, why not get a mini toolbox tattoo?
no. 680
G-clamp
no. 681
Trowel
no. 682
Saw
no. 683
Socket wrench
no. 684
Roller
no. 685
Adjustable wrench
no. 686
Screwdriver
no. 687
Hammer
CONSTRUCTION TOOLS
If you work in the construction industry, you could get one or more relevant tiny tattoos to demonstrate your commitment to your clients.
no. 688
Wrench
no. 689
Pliers
no. 690
Anvil
no. 691
Kiss of life
no. 692
Stethoscope
no. 693
First aid kit
Show your love for healing people with a tiny first aid kit tattoo.
no. 694
Medicine
no. 695
Cross silhouette
no. 696
Wheelchair
no. 697
Water droplet
no. 698
Clipboard
no. 699
Syringe
no. 700
Capsule
no. 701
Pills
no. 702
Awareness ribbon
POTENTIAL PAIRINGS
no. 703
Simple book
no. 704
Secret diary
If you enjoy keeping a diary, honor it with this tattoo.
no. 705
Open book
no. 706
Apple for the teacher
no. 707
Books
no. 708
Fountain pen
no. 709
Ballpoint pen
no. 710
Pencil
no. 711
Doodle
no. 712
Letter
no. 713
Love letter
WRITTEN IN INK
You may be a professional writer, a budding novelist, or just love to write for your own enjoyment. Show your passion for the written word by getting one of these cute tattoos.
no. 714
Quill
no. 715
Ink pot
no. 716
Quill and ink
@geehawkestattoo
no. 717
Coat hanger
no. 718
Dress form
no. 719
Scissors
no. 720
Zipper
no. 721
Pincushion
no. 722
Thimble
no. 723
Buttons
no. 724
Tape measure
no. 725
Crochet hook
no. 726
Knitting needles
no. 727
Cone of yarn
CRAFTY TOOLS
If you enjoy knitting, sewing, or crocheting, why not display your love of crafting by getting one of these fun designs.
no. 728
Spool of thread
no. 729
Needle and thread
no. 730
Safety pin
@marthasmithtattoo
no. 731
Saxophone
no. 732
Microphone
no. 733
DJ
no. 734
Volume
no. 735
Record player
no. 736
Retro microphone
no. 737
Cassette
Mark your musical achievements by getting a tiny tattoo.
no. 738
Record
no. 739
Electric guitar
no. 740
Headphones
no. 741
Acoustic guitar
MAKING MUSIC
You may have passed a significant music exam recently or may have made a career out of music. Either way, select your favorite symbol from these designs and get inked.
no. 742
Keyboard
no. 743
Metronome
no. 744
Drum
Abraham D. Tayeh/D’Tayeh Tattoo, Bogotá Colombia
no. 745
Flat
no. 746
Quarter note
no. 747
Eighth notes
no. 748
Sharp
no. 749
Repeat
no. 750
Treble clef
no. 751
Quarter note
no. 752
Eighth-note rest
no. 753
Bass clef
no. 754
Whole note
no. 755
Quarter rest
Use these designs to create a tattoo of your favorite piece of music.
no. 756
Half note
POTENTIAL PAIRINGS
Arte&Amor Tattoo by João Gonçalves
no. 757
Shears
no. 758
Graphic scissors
no. 759
Straight razor
no. 760
Shaver
no. 761
Mirror
no. 762
Hair clippers
no. 763
Comb
Mark your career in the hair industry by getting a tiny comb.
no. 764
Fragrance
no. 765
Bobby pin
no. 766
Hair dryer
no. 767
Shaving brush
no. 768
Comb silhouette
POTENTIAL PAIRINGS
Handpoked by Dots by Kim
no. 769
Balloon whisk
no. 770
Knife
no. 771
Knife silhouette
If you work in a professional kitchen, get a tiny knife tattoo.
no. 772
Cleaver
no. 773
Fire
no. 774
Spatula and rolling pin
no. 775
Weighing scale
no. 776
Corkscrew
no. 777
Colander
no. 778
Chef’s hat
no. 779
Bubbling pot
CHEF’S TOOLS
If you have a passion for cooking or simply watching the TV shows, why not get a whisk or a chef’s hat? An arrangement of tiny kitchen utensils makes for an interesting tattoo.
no. 780
Salt and pepper
no. 781
Oven mitt
no. 782
Spatula
Abraham D. Tayeh/D’Tayeh Tattoo, Bogotá Colombia
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@geehawkestattoo
Georgina Hawkes is fortunate to have a dad who is also a tattoo artist and took her on as an apprentice—“I’m grateful to my dad for teaching me a skill that allows me to use my creative side daily.” The first tattoo Georgina ever did—three little cherry blossoms—was on one of her dad’s friends. As she explains, “I’ve only ever tattooed myself once and that was a tiny heart on my ankle.” Georgina loves tattooing because it allows her to be creative and to meet new people. She points out, “I’m always overwhelmed and so, so grateful for the level of trust people give me with their designs and their bodies.” She also finds tattooing therapeutic, immersing herself in the process and feeling more relaxed as a result.
Georgina began doing tiny tattoos because they appeal to a wider audience, especially people who may not have considered a tattoo before. She thinks most people opt for a tiny tattoo as it enables them to express their creativity in a subtle way. Most of her clients stick to areas such as the ankles, wrists, and ribs, but she comments that “if you want to get a tiny tattoo in the middle of your forearm and it’ll make you happy, absolutely go for it!”
Favorite tattoo designs
Georgina is influenced by nature, especially floral designs—in fact, she loves tattooing all kinds of plants. As she explains, “When it comes to smaller pieces, I’m drawn to scaled-down florals and flowing handwriting—they always look so delicate and beautiful on the skin.” She finds botanical motifs work especially well as tiny tattoos because they can be detailed or simple, as necessary. She comments: “I am a huge fan of Art Nouveau artwork and also Victorian floral/botanical sketches and etchings.” Georgina also enjoys creating little landscape scenes in dotted circles with stars and stylized skylines. Georgina favors fine line work and dot work because this best suits her skills and appeals to her client base. She elaborates, “I tattoo a huge percentage of women who want quite delicate/dainty tattoos.” In terms of artistic influences, she is drawn to artists, both past and present, whose work shows true passion, even if the work is different from her own.
@geehawkestattoo