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Featured Custom Tattoo Art and Designs

byZeppelin TattoosVisit studio in Safdarjung Enclave, DelhiStarts from2,000 Per DesignView full gallery

A look at some of our favorite custom work, ranging from intricate black and grey realism to bold, vibrant colour. Every piece here tells a unique story.

This Anubis half-sleeve is a great example of my black and grey realism work. I focused on creating strong contrast and depth to capture the power of the Egyptian god of the afterlife, incorporating symbols like the scales of justice and the hourglass to tell a complete story.

A phoenix represents rebirth and resilience, and I used a vibrant red and orange palette to bring that fiery energy to life. This watercolor style tattoo was designed to flow with the calf muscle, making the phoenix appear as if it's rising in motion.

This video shows the transformative power of a cover-up tattoo. I designed this Japanese-style koi fish with bold blue flowers to completely conceal an old, faded piece, giving my client a fresh start with a design that symbolizes perseverance and strength.

Large back pieces are a journey, and this finished geometric mandala is a testament to that process. I designed this to fit the client's entire upper back, using bold, solid blackwork to create a powerful and balanced piece that symbolizes harmony and wholeness.

For anime fans, I love creating detailed character portraits like this Kakashi from Naruto. The challenge here was capturing the intensity of his Sharingan eye and the dynamic, torn-paper effect, all done in a black and grey illustrative style.

This fine-line tattoo was created for a client with a passion for travel. It combines an anchor for stability, a compass for direction, and other travel symbols into a single, clean design on the forearm, showing how multiple ideas can be woven into one cohesive piece.

I enjoy blending styles, like in this geometric origami bird with a watercolor flame effect. This piece, placed on the ribs, combines the sharp, clean lines of the bird with the soft, flowing colors of a watercolor tattoo to create a unique and personal design.

This video shows the process of creating a realistic portrait of Lord Shiva. For spiritual tattoos, I focus on capturing a sense of peace and power, using detailed shading and precise stenciling to ensure the final piece is both beautiful and respectful.

About Featured

We don't just copy designs from the internet. Our process starts with a 15-minute consultation to finalize the placement and flow of the tattoo on your body. Whether it is a small fine-line symbol or a large back piece, we sketch your idea out so you see exactly how it looks before we start tattooing.

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