Cyprus International Tattoo Convention
Endorsing artists from all over the world.
Japanese tattoos are one of the most popular styles in tattoo art, but were you aware that every image used in Japanese tattoos has a meaning and purpose? This is one of the reasons that the Japanese tattooing tradition has persisted for so long and has appealed to so many outside of Japanese culture. If...
Tattoo sleeve ideas and themes for your next design If you’re looking for ideas for your next tattoo sleeve we have you covered. Instead of posting specific tattoo sleeve ideas and tattoo designs, this post gives you a listing of 25 amazing tattoo sleeve themes, and the artists behind the masterpieces. Take some elements for inspiration, or even better,...
In the last 50 years of tattooing one thing has changed dramatically—the number of different colors of ink. You can now find tattoo ink in every single color you can name, and probably a few that you can’t. But guess what? You don’t need any of those fancy shmancy colors to make a good tattoo....
Friday 01/04/2016 • BEST TRIBAL 1st Place – Christos Zacharopoulos (Christ) from Endangered Species Tattoo 2nd Place – Nicolas Hasapopoulos from Proki Tattoo Cyprus 3rd Place – Manos Paterakis from Dermagrafics Studio GR • BEST OF THE DAY (FRIDAY) 1st Place – Uncl Paul 2nd Place – Otheser from Sake Tattoo Crew GR 3rd Place – Christos Galiropoulos from Blackline Tattoo...
Once again, the artist Antony C has been chosen to create trophies for our contests. His work is unique, and everything is been made by hand!! (See photos from 2016 & 2017 awards below). Antony was also responsible for previous years Trophy creations (2014 & 2015). Artist’s Info: F: T: +357 99 465014
Like the previous years, the airbrush artist Savvas Koureas (AnexitiloN) has been chosen to create some of the trophies for the Cyprus international Tattoo Convention. Savvas is a very talented artist, well known for his hyperrealistic and ‘kustom’ values, and responsible for a lot of amazing custom creations around Cyprus.
