A: 176 Huỳnh Văn Bánh, Phường 12, Quận Phú Nhuận, Hồ Chí Minh
A: 176 Huỳnh Văn Bánh, Phường 12, Quận Phú Nhuận, Hồ Chí Minh
Phone: 090 747 07 79
Email: recycle.tattoo@gmail.com
Old-school tattoos, following traditions, embody the artistic essence of European and American cultures. Do you know everything about this genre yet?
Old school has undeniably made a strong resurgence in both the fashion world and the rap music scene worldwide. While it may have seemed like a relic of the past, the reality is that old-school tattoos are making a powerful comeback, bringing a fresh and unique creative breeze to the realm of tattoo artistry. This has truly enriched and diversified the tattoo culture more than ever before.
1. The Birth of Old-School Tattoos
Old-school tattoos began to be known and popularized in the 1920s by tattoo artist Norman Keith Collins. Norman Collins became familiar with the art of tattooing during his travels to Polynesia, where tattoo art was highly prevalent. Later, the young man moved to Hawaii and opened a tattoo shop, which quickly became a favourite destination for sailors passing through the Polynesian seas. From this point on, Collins adopted the nickname “Sailor Jerry.” His skilled artistic hand inspired many tattooists in the old-school tattooing art form.
2. Old-School Tattoo Trends in Vietnam
Old-school tattoos made their way into Vietnam in the 1990s and have gradually gained their place. Initially, the old school was popular only in rap music and youth fashion. However, this style has gradually expanded into the tattoo industry and has become a highly cherished culture among Vietnamese youth in recent times.
The trend of old-school tattoos has evolved by young tattooists while still preserving its classic essence.
3. Unique Old-School Tattoos
Old-school tattoos are suitable for those who appreciate vintage, retro, and classic art. The main characteristic of old-school tattoos is their large and bold images.
Old-school tattoos often include colours like yellow, red, green, black, and purple, and their outlines are always bold, setting them apart from other tattoos on the market.
There are many symbols used in this tattoo style, including birds, ships, snakes, anchors, hearts, daggers, pistols, stars, roses, mermaids, and more. Despite being simple symbols, Old School tattoos have become a bold and colourful tattoo trend.
If you have fallen in love with the old-school tattoo style, pay a visit to Recycle Tattoo and meet tattoo artist Lan Anh. She is a creative girl who loves challenges and is always ready to take on difficult tattoos.
With a speciality in American Traditional and Blackwork, along with a free-spirited and creatively adventurous personality, Lan Anh brings a completely new perspective to your “Recycling” tattoo process.
Having spent 6 years devoted to the art of tattooing, Lan Anh’s designs often break the boundaries of traditional tattoo styles, infusing personal creativity into each tattoo. This results in a unique and captivating look that showcases Lan Anh’s bold, creative, and imaginative vision. Take a look at Lan Anh’s suggestions for old-school tattoos; you might just find inspiration for your next tattoo.
Image 1: A popular old-school tattoo featuring the portrait of a girl within the tattoo community.
Image 2: A unique old-school girl tattoo concept.
Image 3: A unique old-school tattoo concept featuring a girl with a bowl of ramen.
Image 4: An old-school tattoo of a mysterious goddess, full of intrigue.
Image 5: An old-school portrait tattoo of a girl combined with rose details.
Image 6: A unique old-school tattoo concept featuring a girl and her adorable pet dog.
Image 7: Old-school tattoos often feature swallow bird details.
Image 8: Old-school tattoos typically showcase classic colour palettes.
Image 9: An old-school tattoo of the meaningful Maneki-Neko lucky cat.
Image 10: An old-school tattoo of a crown symbolizing authority and power.
If you’ve found the perfect tattoo idea for yourself, don’t hesitate to visit Recycle Tattoo. Our tattoo artists are always ready to help you bring your “recycling” process to life!