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Miniature Tattoos by Turkish artist Eva Krbdk

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Eva Krbdk Tattoo - NYC

Fresh / Healed 2 months

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Fine line tattoos need maintenance. 🌈  Consult a specialist.

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Eva Krbdk (NYC, New York, USA)

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Eva Krbdk Artist

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Eva Krbdk | NYC

Healed beach scene. Now taking appointments in NYC.

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Eva Krbdk | NYC

CONCEPT : Central Park's Bethesda Fountain, designed by Emma Stebbins, 1868.

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Miniature Scenes, Cross-Stitch Flowers, and Works from Art History Nestle into Eva Krbdk’s Tiny Tattoos

All images © Havva Karabudak

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by Grace Ebert

Havva Karabudak, who works as Eva Krbdk, thrives on inking minuscule details. Focusing on innumerable lines and dot work, the Turkish tattoo artist (previously) illustrates textured florals in cross-stitch, realistic portraits of animals, and micro-paintings in the likes of van Gogh, Magritte, and Fornasetti. Many of the vivid renderings are small enough to fit into a perfectly round circle or a skinny stretch of a client’s upper arm.

Karabudak’s background coalesces in her tattoos, including her formal education at the Fine Arts Academy of Ankara in Turkey and her love of textiles. “It’s pretty customary for young women to learn (embroidery) from their grandmothers in Turkey,” a statement about her work says. “As a result, tiny cross-stitch patterns were among the first tattooing styles that Eva embraced.”

Karabudak just opened her studio Atelier Eva in Brooklyn, and although she’s currently booked, you can watch for openings on Instagram.