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Sonja from Punktum Tattoo in Germany has taken stippling to new levels with her geometric designs. But she isn’t just limited to playing with math. Using designs that evoke the image of a mandala, combined with symbols such as the Om, her works go beyond the technical and into the spiritual.
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This is an open letter to Sonja from Punktum Tattoo.
Dearest Sonja, I don’t know what kind of deal you have made with the spirits of this world, but somehow they have graced you with the ability to see beyond the random. You can make order out of chaos, defying every law of the natural world. Your mad genius continually spawns works so breathtaking that whoever is lucky enough to have you grace their body with a tattoo must have to pay you with a piece of their soul. You peer beyond the borders of this world, bringing us visions of beauty, and for that we thank you.
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When it comes to geometric dot-work, the first name that comes to mind is Sonja from Punktum Tattoo. She has the ability to turn simple dots into a masterpiece of negative space and intricate patterns.
This almost shell like design was sent into the tribal and blackwork gallery.
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Vincent Hocquet from Beautiful Freak Tattoo in St. Idesbald in Belgium always manages to create stunning images. This week is no different with this dotwork sleeve he sent in.
You can check out more of Vincent’s work in his BME portfolio gallery.
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Taking a quick look below, you can see the arms. Vincent Hocquet is the man. The man has a BME portfolio gallery that is filled with incredible geometric tattoos.
The fact that it’s all dotwork was enough to fry my brain. I can barely draw a straight line. Imagine creating these intricate figures using dots!
