Inside: Ranunculus tattoo ideas that will make your heart happy.
When it comes to tattoos, there is no theme more popular than floral tattoos. I completely understand why; Floral tattoos are beautiful without trying to be, they are deep and inspirational depending on your flower, and they are timeless.
Naturally, with there being hundreds of different kinds of flowers out there, I couldn’t possibly be able to cover all of the different tattoos without overwhelming you. So I have decided to give the spotlight to one flower at a time. Today’s flower will be the Ranunculus!
Now, I know how funny that name is, but the flower itself is quite pretty. They typically grow in spring and are a part of the buttercup family. They are known for their tight spirals of petals that are unmatched. Not even a rose can compete.
If you are interested in getting a Ranunculus tattoo for yourself, then you need to check out the list I pulled together. Down below is a compilation of the best tattoo examples out there to help you get an idea of what you are looking for.
But first, there are a few things that we need to go over before booking your appointment.
Ranunculus Tattoo Pain
Part of the fun of getting tattoos is the pain. Now I don’t like this. Literally, I just mean that if tattoos were painless, then a whole lot more people would have them.
By pushing through that pain and getting your tattoo anyway, you are put into a niche group of people who know that they can handle things, even when it is hard. So yes, in short, getting a Ranunculus tattoo will hurt. But no more than any other tattoo that you might get.
There are certain places on your body. However, that actually hurt less to get tattooed. The rule of thumb here is to avoid anywhere that the bones sit closer to the skin’s surface (like your ribs, spine, etc.). This is because in those areas, the nerves are closer to the surface, and you will feel the pain more.
So go for the meatier spots if you are worried.
Ranunculus Tattoo Cost
These flowers will vary in cost depending on a few factors, such as color, size, detail, and what shop you go to. The best way to know how much your tattoo will be is to have a consultation with your artist before getting your work done. They will give you the right estimation.
Remember that the smaller the tattoo, the cheaper it is. And the larger tattoo, the larger the cost will be. Most tattoo artists are paid by the hour, so if it takes longer, it will be more expensive. But hey, it’ll be totally worth it in the end.
So without further ado, let us dive into the fun part: looking through Ranunculus Tattoo ideas!
Watercolor Ranunculus Tattoo Ideas
Watercolor is such an amazing tattooing style. I have found that the colors are much bolder and more vibrant than any other style of tattooing. Not to mention they are so unique! Check out these ideas if any of these things sound like something you’d like.
If you do find something, be sure to take a moment to either screenshot or bookmark this article. This way, you will be able to find it!
2. Colorful Floral Arrangement
8. Light Delicate Flower Tattoo
10. Perfect Blue and Pink Flowers
11. Adorable Watercolor Tattoo
12. Geometric Flower
13. 2 Toned Pink and Green Flower
14. Floral Bundle In Watercolor
15. Traditional Watercolor Tattoo
Ranunculus in Blackwork
Black and white typically will last longer than color. This is because the color fades faster over time, and you will be more likely to have to get it touched up before a blackwork tattoo would. So take a look at these ideas.
16. Ranunculus Flower with Blackberries
20. Elbow Tattoo
22. Wrist Tattoos
28. Picked Flowers
29. Delicate Flowers
30. Black and White Ranunculus Flower Ink
Simple Ranunculus Floral Designs
Sometimes simple is better. The clean lines and simplistic style may be better suited for you, so that is why I made this list.
It is full of some of the simpler ranunculus designs that you will find on this list.
34. Small Ear Tattoo
36. Simple Ranunculus in Color
37. Floral Wrap
Realistic Ranunculus Ideas
Some people are a fan of hyper-realistic tattoos, and I love it. The amount of talent and precision that goes into these is insane, so make sure you pick your artist wisely. Check out these ideas to see what kind of style you want to go for!
46. Hyper-Realistic Arm Tattoo
48. Floral Vase
50. Hyper Realistic White Flower
51. Black and White Sleeve with Hummingbird
52. Large Arm Flower
53. Ranunculus in Black and White
56. Black and White Small Flower
58. Brilliantly Detailed Ranunculus
59. Light Yellow Flower Bundle
Flower Sleeve Tattoos
If you are thinking of going big, then this is the list for you. These are some of the coolest ranunculus sleeve tattoo ideas to get you excited to book your appointment. Check these out, and remember that you can make any changes you like once you get in the studio.
64. Beautiful Black and White Ranunculus
65. Bright Colored Floral Sleeve
66. Black and White Shoulder Piece
67. Quarter Sleeve in Black and White
68. Natural Sleeve
69. Black and White Arm Tattoo
70. Full Arm Sleeve
72. Forearm Ink Design with Blueberries
73. Traditional Black and White Ranunculus
Colorful Ranunculus Designs
If you are a fan of color, then this next and final list is the list that you have been waiting for. Not only is it full of some of the cutest designs, but they all bring some color to the table. Take a look through these to see which ones you like!
77. Colorful Sleeve
79. Red Ranunculus
80. Red Flowers with Black and White Leaves
82. Yellow Flower with Raspberry
85. Hyper Realistic Red Ranunculus
87. Purple Flowers
And that’s it. I hope that you loved looking through all of these awesome flower tattoos and that you learned a little bit more about your style and what you like.
At the end of the day, what you like is most important. This will be on you forever, so speak up if you are not a fan of the stencil your artist shows you. By doing this, you will end up with a tattoo that will make your heart happy.