This…
Looking ever so good. This reminds one of the logo for a swimsuit company or something. (Photo: Amy Doyle)
Hokusai wave tattoo on back.
Epic on so many different levels. (Photo: Won)
This bluish green watercolor wave tattoo.
Here we have the only wave on the list done solely in watercolor. No outlines or fancy linework here. (Photo: Laura Bochet)
This black ink sea of waves.
These segmented lines look like something out of an illuminated manuscript. (Photo: Sasha Masiuk)
This sky and sea yin yang tattoo.
This!!! (Photo: Phil Tworavens)
This super clean wave glyph.
Another amazing triangular glyph. The largest wave ever surfed was over 100ft tall. That’s as big as a 10 story building! (Photo: Brandon)
This woodcut design.
Katsushika Hokusai had no idea he would inspire so many wave tattoos. (Photo: Joe Stevens)
This colorful forearm piece.
A Hokusai wave in landscape format. (Photo: Jim Hayek)
This linework chest piece.
About as close to perfection as you can get. (Photo: Sasha Masiuk)
This circular wave tattoo.
This stunning watercolor glyph.
Cool summer tones make up this brilliant watercolor glyph. (Photo: Guilherme Moraes)
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