This tiny branch.
This crescent moon includes a bit of flora and a fading dotwork gradient. (Photo: Oggysxm)
This gorgeous full moon.
When it comes to close up tattoos of the lunar surface, this one takes the cake. This large illuminated surface of the moon includes the very visible Tycho crater in the bottom right quadrant. The Tycho crater was named after Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe and is said to be apx. 108 million years old. (Photo: Bruna Pereira)
This intricate crescent moon.
(Photo: Paula Sgarbi & Kadu Antonioli)
These blackwork roses.
This gorgeous crescent moon is everything anyone looking for a feminine moon tattoo could ever hope or wish for. Bold black lines encase a beautiful pattern of colorless roses. (Photo: Heidi Kaye)
These matching phases of the moon tattoos.
“Let’s get matching lunar phase tattoos on our legs,” said these two friends. Well, we’re glad you did ’cause they turned out great! (Photo: Caleb Cashew)
This sacred geometry symbol.
A crescent moon’s chiseled profile looks at ease while a cosmic sacred geometry symbol shines in the background. (Photo: Ariel Niräkära)
This dotwork floral combination.
One of our favorites, this dotwork crescent moon is decorated with a few beautifully shaded flowers with leaves still attached. (Photo: Hira Lupe)
This black and grey ink cratered moon.
Here we have a small moon throwing some pretty deep shadows. (Photo: Case)
This lovely watercolor work.
This crescent moon was done in a watercolor style while only using black and grey ink which is a welcome departure from the usual vibrant colors used in the style. (Photo: Luvinroll)
This cosmic star and moon.
This galaxy-filled symbol of Islam looks like a window into the universe. The symbol of Islam has been used for thousands of years—it’s origins lost in time. (Photo: Guns One)
