And I love using the soft pastel colors that refer to the interior design of Daphne’s house of Bridgeton, which expresses my favorite pastel tones in soft pinks, blues and yellows. The combination of Gogh's starry blue and yellow night, the warmth of Renoir vase red and orange, Monet's water lily pastel-toned purple and blue, etc. I love the color expressions of these artists. I love the works of Gogh, Renoir, and Monet. As mentioned earlier, tattoos are not a positive atmosphere in Korea, so they seem to like small and colorful flowers. It seems that they want to keep their precious existence forever by engraving the birth flowers of themselves, family, friends, or pets on their bodies. Birth flower tattoos are not unique to Korea, but it seems to be a trend among young Korean women to tattoo birth flowers. Can you tell us more about this tradition? (We have never heard of this before). Tilda, you mentioned flower tattoos, which are associated with birth in Korea. In particular, many women in Korea like small-sized tattoos because they are not noticeable and can use tattoos like fashion accessories. As tattoos are illegal in Korea, tattoos seem to have more negative views. My tattoo has many natural materials such as flowers, birds, and butterflies in various colors. I have a so-called "fineline" tattoo that mainly uses small and delicate lines. Why do you think your clients love your tattoos so much? From then on, I started wanting to learn tattoos seriously. After graduation, I worked as a fashion MD for about a year, but it didn't suit my aptitude, and what kind of work can I do better? While thinking about it, I remembered my college days when I was interested in tattoos. When I was in college, I had a chance to learn tattoos, but I hesitated because of the conservative perceptions around me. I like to use many colors when I draw, so it was most attractive that there were many colors of tattoo ink. I thought tattoo ink was only black, or only red and blue with high saturation. In particular, it was surprising that many colors could be used for tattoos. It's because I've only seen black works or bold lines.
It was shocking that tattooing can express small but delicate and pretty ways. This is because he expressed my favorite paintings of Van Gogh and Monet beautifully in tattoos. When I was in my third year of college, I saw my teacher, Tattooist Sol's fineline for the first time and I was very surprised.
Tell us a little about yourself: where are you from, where did you study? When and how did you decide to become a tattoo artist? Her works are real island of serenity, tenderness and bright colors, so loved by girls from all over the world. The world of butterflies and flowers combined with the colors of famous impressionist artists is Tilda's calling card. This talented tattoo artist lives in South Korea and works at the famous StudiobySol in Seoul. Check out the charming style of Korean artist Tilda, whose work is already followed by over 60,000 tattoo fans from all over the world.
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