20 Handpoked Technique Tattoos That Might Make You Consider Having One Too

Tattoo machines basically dominate the market, but there is a technique that little by little is gaining more notoriety among lovers of this art: the handpoked, which in Portuguese would be something like “spetado à mano”. The method is not new, far from it. But, over the years, it is conquering more and more people.

To make the handpoked (also called stick and poke), you don’t need electricity, because the insertion of the pigment into the skin is done with a single needle, in an almost handmade way — and it is because of this that the time for finishing is greater than than that of “conventional” tattoos.

Browsing the internet, the team incredible.club found true works of art made entirely with the technique. Check it out below and, who knows, you might be convinced to look for a professional who works with handpoked for your first (or next) tattoo?

1. “My two cute wolves tattoo”

2. “Obsessed with these blueberries I made”

3. “My first handpoke tattoo”

4. How about this turtle?

5. This moth turned out so amazing, it’s hard to believe it was made using the method

6. This mushroom looks pretty happy with its heart glasses

7. Do these mountains represent any specific place?

8. “UFO with multicolored abductor beam”

9. An imposing doberman

10. Very delicate moon and sun

11. A pine tree rich in detail

12. These flowers are so delicate they don’t even look like a tattoo

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13. A small but well-made flaming heart

14. Look at the lighting work on this rose

15. For plant lovers, how about a boa constrictor?

16. The delicacy of this butterfly is also jaw-dropping

17. More mountains rich in detail

18. Can you believe it was made dot by dot?

19. Small and cute hedgehog

20. Look at the use of these colors and the gradient between them. We are shocked!

After seeing these beautiful works, would you dare to get a handpoked tattoo? Tell us in the comments. And if you have one, share a photo and tell us how the experience was!