Looking at the work of Eva Karabudak aka Eva Krbdk, it is easy to misunderstand her subtle creations as real painting. The Brooklyn-based tattoo artist, owner of Atelier Eva use tiny needles to create works reminiscent of fine art. From flower parables to famous paintings, this realistic tattoo seems to belong to a museum.
Imitating the effect of a painting on a frame, many of her decorative pieces are incorporated into geometric shapes such as rectangular and oval. They often look like traditional landscape paintings in stunning settings with cloudy skies and abundant foliage. In many cases, there is even a sense of modeling within the subjects, and they seem more three-dimensional. "Thin-line tattooing focuses on high-definition images that reveal the underlying meaning of minimalist style, to draw the eye to the importance of the artwork," says Atelier Eva.
In addition to creating realistic images, the works of Krbdk Monet, Van Gogh and Klimt also imitate various art forms. With just needle, she is able to copy the expressive brush strokes that these artists remember, like the sunlight on Monet's water lily. "A thin line tattoo is softer, thinner and lighter than a traditional tattoo...
Brooklyn-based artist Eva Carobud, Eva Cribbdk, likes to get tattoo.
Them are inspired by nature, including plant and animal.
Other refer to famous works of art, such as the Mona Lisa.
