There are many ways to remember your pets, like creating a piece of wall art or adding a little paw to your charm bracelet. Though, if you like to honor them the best, getting a tattoo is the most common. So we like to share a few ideas on some minimal dog tattoos designs you’d be interested in.
If you have multiple pets you like to honor, why not tattoo cute little portraits on your arm like this. Not only that, going for a realistic style sure does create a more life-like effect. Also, getting emotion out of your pet like the bottom tattoo of the Golden retriever with its tongue out can add extra character to the design.
If detailed tattoos are more of your ideal design but don’t want a big tattoo. You can always go the traditional route and go for a small head portrait of your dog. Take a look at the incredibly detailed of this cute pet.
Looking for something more simple. Maybe this is your first tattoo and don’t want to go overboard. Then check out this simple outline of this cute dog tattoo. Adding their favorite toy can also be a great idea for extra elements in the design.
Going by the same artist from the tattoo above, this time the design is detailed but still small. So if you like a more realistic approach, this is one way to go.
Add a little more character to your dog tattoo by adding elements to the portrait. For example, implementing cute clothing to your pet tattoo can be more appealing as a portrait.
Sometimes trying a way to frame a tattoo might be difficult, so you can always go the simple route like the example above. Implementing a minimal border at the bottom of the dog can be a great way to shorten the tattoo without adding the full body.
These are just a few examples you can use to find inspiration for your pet tattoo. There are many ways to honor your pets but tattoos can be a bit more personal since they will always be with you. Helpfully this post can help you with your tattoo journey. Check out our elephant tattoos on our next post. Thank you for stopping by!
