Every person adds his own special meaning to the chosen image. Having a tattoo is a personal choice of every individual.
Hummingbird tattoos meaning in different cultures In many cultures hummingbirds are considered to be highly spiritual beings and were associated with magic and supernatural abilities. Fun fact: Different species of hummingbirds regularly cross breed with one another making it tough distinguish certain species due to the high number of hybrid breeds now in existence.Hummingbirds are a symbol of beauty, lightness, tenderness, their amazing ability to soar on the spot has attracted the attention of people since ancient times and even nowadays these miniature birds enjoy a lot of attention. This hummingbird tattoo features an intriguing color combination that, while extraordinary, isn’t too far fetched for that of a real hummingbird. Presumably a rising sun, or perhaps just a decorative shape, this circle of color surrounds the hummingbird’s head like a crimson halo. As a testament to their ferocity, hummingbirds routinely attack larger aggressive species such as jays and even hawks. (Photo: Sasha Unisex) This spatule-tailed side tattoo.ĭespite their unsuspecting appearance, hummingbirds are among the most aggressive bird species in the animal kingdom.
These two gorgeous hummingbirds are a prime example of her highly praised style. Her style is so unique that her work is easily recognizable upon first glance. Sasha Unisex is known for her fantastic segmented watercolor style. This piece rocks! (Photo: Hill Tattoo) This playful pair. Call it watercolor, surrealism, or whatever other category of style you might think this design falls into but one thing’s for certain. (Photo: Doctor Woo) This beautiful back-shoulder hummingbird. We’ve always been a big fan to tricep tattoos and this beautiful little bird illustrates exactly why. What an amazing location for this tiny colorless hummingbird tattoo. (Photo: Alex Bruz) This small tricep tattoo. A hummingbird’s tongue can lick up to 15 times per second when feeding. But what most people don’t know is that their tongues are just as quick. Hummingbirds are known for their quick, bee-like wings. (Photo: Anderson Castaño Velez) This blackwork hummingbird tattoo. (Photo: Joanne Baker) This whimsical watercolor work. (Photo: Ondrash) This ruby chested hummingbird. The dark shades of the background make the bright pinks of the bird stand out in an amazingly unique way. (Photo: Alex Bruz)Ī wonderful hummingbird indeed, but what really grabs your attention is the dark and mysterious watercolor background.
His knack for creating jaw-dropping hyperrealism animal tattoos is well known throughout the industry. Our favorite design on the list goes to, unsurprisingly enough, Alex Bruz. (Photo: Brian Gomes) This breathtaking hyperrealism work. This creative approach coupled with a wonderful display of color gives this piece an undeniably artistic feel. This piece shows off the artist’s creativeness by breaking the bird down into separate portions, all which contain their own unique patterns and design. (Photo: Dane Grannon) This segmented patterns. Straight out of a National Geographic, this hummingbird in flight features a cut-out aura of it’s natural surroundings that give the viewer a sense of how the birds look in nature. Instead of the usual bevy of small dots, this artist chose to comprise this hummingbird tattoo entirely of large dots, giving it a lovely vintage feel. With all the dotwork designs being created these days, you might notice that this piece looks a little different than what you’re use to seeing. (Photo: Simona Blanar) This devastatingly delightful dotwork design. But then what else would you expect from the amazing Simona Blanar. Here we have a gorgeous watercolor long-tailed hummingbird filled in with some truly wonderful watercolor work. (Photo: David Corden) This watercolor ribcage work. Now on the critically endangered list, some speculate that this species might indeed be extinct. Only a few known samples have been taken from the wild and all of those being over 100 years ago. Also known as Godin’s puffleg, this particularly alluring bird lives mostly in South America, we think. Here we have one of the most beautiful species of hummingbird, the turquoise-throated puffleg. It’s body was done in an oversaturated dotwork style which Ben has undoubtedly mastered. Well, at least the first hummingbird tattoo is pretty great right? This back shoulder piece looks incredibly soft for lack of better words. These are, the greatest hummingbird tattoos of all time. Their mere presence on your screen should evoke of level of awe usually reserved for firework shows and extreme weight loss photos. You are about to scroll through 48 of what can only be described as the best hummingbird tattoos that have ever, or will ever exist.
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