Personally i feel like they are commentary on how elitist the tattoo community has become, as well as a rebel against the idea that tattoos must be deeply and personally meaningful, they are all about not taking yourself too seriously, they are humourus and thays what makes them wonderful

@maiskorrel

2 жыл бұрын

yeah to each their own, but for me a tattoo is really at it's best when it's aesthetic pleasing and enhancing to your overal look, which the "ignorant" tattoo style really isn't for me.

@everettjace7458

2 жыл бұрын

@@maiskorrel yeah, because you're misunderstanding the primace for art in general, especially if you're going to view it as something "personal", especially when it's tattoed on someone else's body! Bro, it's not for you, or, your "aesthetic" lol

@maiskorrel

2 жыл бұрын

@@everettjace7458 Yes I agree, To each their own and someone else really shouldn't concern what I think about how their tattoos look.

@ltlbuddha

2 жыл бұрын

I don't see joining a trend as real rebellion. It is still informed by the thing supposedly rebelled against. True rebellion is doing what one wishes, regardless of whether it is mainstream or not.

@everettjace7458

2 жыл бұрын

@@ltlbuddha I think things only become a "trend" when they are popularized(well-known), it's rather shallow/immature to label all "trends" as negative, or, positive. They just are, it just is, it has nothing to do with your personal perspective on the matter, let alone your opinion on it being "mainstream", also, anyone judging anything, solely on that thing being popularized, is easy to fall into the same category as the person following the trend(the new trend being that you don't participate in said trtend). To form your own opinion based on actual relative facts, to have a lifetime of personal experience on the matter, to learn more about the subject, and/or, to be a person who is at least willing to understand the subject would be the real act of rebellion. “Ignorant Style was based on how graffiti looked in the beginning in NYC, and it was meant to look like it was made by a child who is just learning the art form - naïve but pure." The "Ignorant" tattoo style is a highly misconstrued/misunderstood art form, the term is meant to embody purity, reality, and, rawness. Much like a Brutalist take, the tattoo style is intentionally rough/brash/crude/sloppy, it is the point to accent the art's primordial emotional state. I think it's easy to deny/dissmiss things when you know nothing about that thing.

📓 I actually REALLY LOVE ignorant style tattoos but the ones I’ve always been drawn to are the ones with straight clean lines or the ones where the “wonky” lines are more clearly purposefully done and you can tell they’re intentional and not just a scratcher tattoo. I feel like they can be really avant garde and as someone who loves questioning “what makes something art and something not art” it’s really an interesting philosophical conversation of what makes a good tattoo and I love that. Thanks for doing this video!!

@celle_tattoo

2 жыл бұрын

Yess I definitely see the appeal to the style as well it’s pretty cool learning more about them :)

@Meilk27

2 жыл бұрын

i agree - like the one with the stick figure on the skateboard, for example i enjoyed.

📓 As someone with a few tattoos, I say do whatever floats your boat as long as it’s not racist or pedophiliac or abusive.

@netvet1152

2 жыл бұрын

Prediction: Next generation's ink will be over the top shocking or nothing at all. Who wants to get their parents tattoos?

@atrixidy

2 жыл бұрын

i got a tokyo revengers symbol tattoo then i realized it looks like a swastika

@Irisicaaa

2 жыл бұрын

Imo, get whatever you want. If you choose to get a racist or offensive tattoo, that only reflects badly on yourself. It's a nice way to tell apart the psychos.

@Tarzven

2 жыл бұрын

@@atrixidy p.p

@Zeitgeist6

2 жыл бұрын

@@atrixidy lol yeah well. But it's the other way round so you're safe.

📓 I do think there are also plenty of actually bad tattoos labelled as “ignorant”. I do understand the principle of the style, or rather, lack thereof. However, there are also just people doing crappy tattoos, far from intentional 😛

@celle_tattoo

2 жыл бұрын

Haha yess that’s a great point !

@loganplonski922

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe bad tattoos are the purest form of ignorant tattoo, because the artist doesn't even know they're making ignorant tattoos.

@trashcan2522

2 жыл бұрын

@@loganplonski922 I think so too. also it makes you think why it bothers you that ppl get bad tattoos. I feel like this myself when I encounter tattoo artists online which I think objectively cannot do what they intend to. Why is it bad tho - they seem to be happy and I should just fuck off with my arrogance. who deems what is good anyways

@theorionsystem3712

2 жыл бұрын

i think that's the point. there's no difference between the ones that are bad on purpose or the ones that are bad on accident or the ones that are good, as long as they make the canvas happy they are good tattoos

For me a good ignorant tattoo has to be either funny or creative and crappy but not just crappy

ignorant style tattoos are by far my favorite and i think there is a major difference between "bad" and "ignorant". for me, i think it heavily relies on style and lineweight!

@charlottetinguely

2 жыл бұрын

that being said, i would consider most of my tattoos to be somewhere between minimalist and ignorant! :)

Just a heads up, that painting you showed with the happy face and crown that looks like a Basquiat painting was actually painted by an artist called Ryca. He did a couple of those paintings back in 2019 I believe. I actually have that painting tattooed on my ankle lol

@jay5281

2 жыл бұрын

Ooo I wanna see

@theio1

2 жыл бұрын

The Basquiat an amazing painter and friend of Andy Warhol died in 1988. Someone doing remakes of his style goes against everything he stood for as a painter.

@robertteran7552

2 жыл бұрын

@@theio1 and exactly….what did Basquiat stand for as a painter? Also, painting, much like music, has many influences, even Basquiat’s work was influenced by other artists. The artists that did that painting said he was influenced by Basquiat and acid house.

@theio1

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertteran7552 yup

This was the first tattoo style I was drawn to getting done! Love learning its origins and that it even has a name, for me I always enjoyed the freedom and creativity that came across in so many artists designs, not a fan of intentionally "bad" or "shock art" ones, but so many other artist bring an element of surrealism to the tattoo world

I have a tattoo that would probably be considered an “ignorant” tattoo. It is a smiley face my son drew when he was a toddler, my sister tattooed it on me at her kitchen table (she’s slightly trained 🤣). We were going to have my son (now 14) tattoo some of it but he had other obligations that night. I hope to have him sign it next time we are visiting my sister. ❤️

I actually love this style, it just feels so freeing to have a not so "thought out" tattoo on you

gosh i just love your videos so much! when i started seeing the rise of ignorant style tattoos, i thought for sure that would be one where i was like “yeah there’s probs not much to learn about that one. lol” but alas! super interesting. thanks for all the work and research you do for these vids, i loooove them! 📓📓📓

@celle_tattoo

2 жыл бұрын

So happy to hear that thank you so much 🤗💛

I love your videos like this, I’d never heard or seen this style of tattoing before and I loved learning its history. Thank you for working so hard on your content ❤️ 📓

I love your channel. You’re so interesting because you don’t seem like someone who would like tattoos but you’re so knowledgeable and awesome and just an actually unique person.

The tomb that said “RIP in peace “ made me giggle

While I appreciate the attempt to legitimize these styles I feel this sort of intellectualizing them as rebellion isn’t really the case. Most of the time people just genuinely like these aesthetics. Particularly artists in my queer (especially the trans) community where tattooing is often a communal act with each other instead of just a transactional art form. This video feels more like art critics in the 80s not understanding “outsider art” and instead of accepting that people like different things and things can be beautiful outside of structural aesthetics they just make these round about reasons for why someone would do something in that way.

@baby.nay.

2 жыл бұрын

Completely agree … also verrry hard to say that one guy in 2003 or whatever invented this “style” right ?! In the Bay Area , especially in the communities you are speaking of , this style has been popular for a looong time. I’ve seen it for decades & myself have tattoos in this style I guess for over 10 years . I never thought they were “ignorant” .. a lot of artists just like tattoos like this 🧡 📓

@allisonfrye7981

2 жыл бұрын

@@baby.nay. yeah, many of the pieces they’re showing are just influenced by early modernism. Which I guess would technically be “ignorant” works. 2003 is a wildly random place to start. And then the last artists shown are just comedic minimalism and aren’t even connected to the rest of the video. I think people just don’t realize the breadth of tattoo art that exists and the types of marks you can make so anything beyond what’s expected feels edgy because traditionalist tattoo world is just 200 years behind the rest of art history. I really hope that when researching these videos this person starts to look towards the broader art history and out of the backwards thinking traditionalism of popular tattoo culture.

@4nd4s

2 жыл бұрын

yeah idk if basquait is the core of diy culture tattoos 😅

@4nd4s

2 жыл бұрын

trans tattooists are the best btw

@chiakiwi2991

2 жыл бұрын

exactly!

I have an entire leg of ignorant-style/shock art tattoos that iv done myself. I honestly love it but I wouldn't want it everywhere personally but I'm glad to see the style getting more attention

Very cool video! I have been naming this style all kind of different names for a while... glad I finally have the real one!

Every artistic trend is a reaction to what went before. It is inaccurate to frame ignorant art as anything revolutionary in this, especially in the context of tattooing. As soon as a movement gains in popularity, it loses its impetus as a counterpoint and simply becomes another style.

wow love this! subscribing for teaching me about something i literally have never heard about even as a heavily tattooed person!

Thank you, that was very informative and I am looking forward to see more from you ☺️

📓 your videos are so good!! I've been learning a lot through your channel, thank you for sharing! ❤️

There are some articles about "malfeitona", she is Brazilian and has some pretty fun examples, although I wouldn't say she actually go for the specific style, she definitely naturally went for it. And I find it very interesting that after the ultra realistic and neo traditional saturation we go back to the opposing way. That happens in a lot of media and I love it! *Notes emote here*

@RO-vr9qx

2 жыл бұрын

Nossa, vi aqui e adorei as que ela fez inspiradas em telas!!

@Henrque123

2 жыл бұрын

@@RO-vr9qx né, eu descobri por um site gringo e fui ver, eu faria umas dessas facilmente

Love your channel. I love tattoos and seeing others styles just makes me want to get more. Thank you Celle est 📓

📓 I like some ignorant style artists, but I probably wouldn't get a tattoo in that style. I just don't think I'd enjoy having that on me for life. I want shading and and images that are timeless to me. Ignorant tattoos often seem like they're memes

@celle_tattoo

2 жыл бұрын

Yess they definitely have a meme quality !

@julia___n

2 жыл бұрын

I saw a good number of works in this style that have really timeless themes and symbols. Some of them remind me of medieval miniatures or graphic works of Matisse or Picasso. Or kids’ drawings which are the most timeless form of art in my opinion)

I’m a ignorant tattoo artist and a lot of my clients or freinds come to me because they like the randomness and not so much intricate details also the style stems from prison culture ! And I believe there are tattoo styles for everyone I wouldn’t go to a realism tattoo artist for just line work because they think to deep into it and try to add onto it or they actually tattoo too deep and it heals thicker then desired . Just like I would never ever do a tattoo that I know I cannot do ! But a lot of ppl just got into tattoos during quarantine and are oversaturating the hashtag 😑

Interesting, I can respect it, and would consider getting one or two like this but I would definitely not cover a large percentage of my body with this style lol! Also you’re shoulder tattoo looks so awesome

Dammmmnn your videos are getting better and better! Incredibly interesting

Your videos are so calming

First video I’ve seen of yours and I had to subscribe 📓

📓super informative - I came in critical of the style, but now thinking about getting one...

Great video! Thank you!

📓 wow I didn’t realize this had a name. This is so fascinating! Thanks for doing this deep Dive!

I have a handful of tattoos, only some of which hold any 'special' significance. I do get fed up with the common question "what's the meaning behind it though?" when for me really it's just aesthetically and artistically pleasing to have somebody else's artwork on my body. I like how the ignorant style (not exclusively...) often rejects this need/expectation for symbolic or personal meaning in favour of championing the art for art's sake. Art is ultimately subjective, so whatever people enjoy varies enormously from person to person, group to group, etc. I can't quite say any of mine fit within the ignorant style per se, but I've definitely got some odd looking flash pieces just because I liked em! Nice and informative video!

I think the ignorant style is soooo cool. It reminds me of outsider art which I also am a huge fan of. Im definitely getting some ignorant style tattoos

📓Yooo that’s so funny at 8:31 it’s straight up my tattoo, didn’t think I’d see it here. It’s my first tattoo and Ben has done such an amazing job with it. Great artist 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

brows on fleek. looks good on you😊

i disagree on the part of "shock art". ignorant tattoos to me questions what is beauty and even attempts to question the perennity of our bodies and how we deal with "everlasting" things, and finally our relationship with death.

really interesting. I love them now too!

one of my tattoo’s is a stick and poke in an ignorant style. it’s one of my favorites because it stands out from my more standardly stylized ink

Love your content

there is also a lot of back last against ignorant style in the tattoo community. I believe that this style emerged from the punk era when it was popular to get stick and poked in basements..buy tattoo machines online etc. It was originally a very under ground scene. the issue with it now, is that well established artists are specializing in this style and are charging astronomical prices. compared to artists doing full sleeves, heavy black work, portraits, full color etc...this is a slap in the face.

I love em'. I love em' on other people that is. Fun stuff.👍 Great video as well.

📓loved the video

A long time ago I got my hands in a tattoo gun now I have lots of ignorant tattoos all over me! At first I did regret them but it was a time in my life and I'm glad to see them as a style.

Makes me think of Lil peep, a lot of people who don't know him will think his tattoos are strange or "ignorant" but when you know him you really appreciate the story and the art

@nachocheesebrain2461

2 жыл бұрын

yes!

@nachocheesebrain2461

2 жыл бұрын

L that’s literally the point tho

I love the one that says, "immediate regret!" That's so funny!

thank you for this well researched video. i am an ignorant tattoo artist and the arrogance which I experienced from ppl against this artform made me kind of sad, despite the shock value being part of it :))

As someone who's been thinking about getting tattoed for the last 10 years, but couldn't find anything meaningful or that i liked enough, at this point i could get one of those meme tattoos and not regret it honestly. I think it comes mainly to the personality, but then if you've exhausted your long search for a tattoo and can't find or think of anything i think you'd be more inclined to get one of these ignorant style tattoos.

this is one of my fav tattoo styles

📓 such an interesting video!

📓 good vid. Im glad that i learnt somthing new.

Very interesting! I think there are very cool ignorant tattoos but I personally don't like the really wacky lines. I once saw a tattoo with a rainbow and the word c*nt and I thought it was hilarious but I would never get smth like this. My next tattoo was on a ignorant flash sheet but idk if I'd consider it ignorant after this video because it has normal good lines it's just not shaded. It's a cartoony turtle with a snail on top! I think it's like what you talked about like ignorant style but with attention to line work etc. I like that many ignorant style tattoos are funny

📓 Thanks for the interesting video

Im happy that the scene evolves and gets new styles. Im not happy about tje style but its very interessting😉😅

📓 great vid!

Why dose anyone care if it's not on your body you shouldn't have an opinion or rather you should keep said opinion to your self

great video.

Im not a fan of the aesthetics, i don´t really get why anyone would get a bad tatoo on purpose but i guess there is a person for everything.

📓 I just love this style!

Personally, I think it's trendy and gives many "artists" a platform to show their work. I've been following it for a while, and still think most people will get their ignorant tattoos covered. I don't think tattoos have to have meaning, but traditional, Japanese, realism, etc will never go out of style and will most likely not be regretted as an ignorant tattoo would. To whoever is covered in ignorant style tattoos, more power to you. I hope you enjoy it. I'll stick to traditional American/Japanese. If it matters my torso is done and I have a leg sleeve and foot, with an arm sleeve coming soon.

I think a lot of people also refer to it/to something v similar (if they're filling their whole arm or leg with them) as patchwork or sticker sleeve

some of the ignorant tattoos you showed look intentional at least and so they might be a bit silly or cartoony but they at least look like the are intentional. i don't like the ones that look like complete chicken scratch though because if i wanted trash on my body, why would i pay for someone to do it? at the end of the day everyone has a right to get whatever they want on themselves and pay for it even if i think its dumb, it doesn't affect me in the least.

📓 I love ignorant tattoos and would love to get a few at some point. It reminds me of dadaism art, which is my favourite art movement :)

@ladyabstinencelevain8696

2 жыл бұрын

Have fun but make shure you start a fund for the cover ups

@0manderijn0

2 жыл бұрын

@@ladyabstinencelevain8696 I don't understand why you felt the need to leave such a strange comment

I always called this "clipart tattoo's" because it reminds me of old school clipart 📓 That headstone tattoo lmaoo. It was cool to see the background on this style and the variety within it. I'm all for ppl doing what they want with themselves but man... theres a few i just really can't understand lol

Love this style! I have some of this in my leg sleeve .📓♥️

the ones by fuzi (as well as the other two highlighted at the end) looked so different than all the other ones in the video to me

I unironically love ignorant tattoo style, it looks so simple and creative to me. It often speaks to me more than other tattoo styles. Especially the corner of it that is very charming and minimal and sweet.

Omg she is so stunningly beautiful and so classy! I think I'm in love

I'll start calling all my bad tattoos that if its what's cool now. Im just figuring out tattooing myself lol

ignorant styles are really popular in europe, many of my friends and myself included have those kinds of tattoos. they‘re fun and match the youth here

📓 well thought out video as usual. Ps. Im not much for emojis but I hint them down fir ya. Lol

I think art is art, and style is subjective to the artist. Like other people said, there are probably a lot of not-so-good tattoos done by non-artists that maybe just started or never learned how to properly tattoo, and unfortunately get labeled as “ignorant tattoos,” but that is up to the person viewing the tattoo to understand the difference.

I work with someone that comes in every few weeks with around 5 new tattoos. They are all super small and consist of a few simple lines to makeup a tiny image. They look like stamps or doodles, but supposedly have some deep philosophical meaning. Art is a pretty broad topic.

📓I didn't know them and i love them!

i fucking love these i wanna get covered with those and a bunch more profetionally made ones. I honestly love the whole message of the ignorant tatz but i also think tatoos and art isn't just about meaning. Art definitely can be about meaning but all art is up fr interpretation :D

"He does put emphasis on the meaning of the tattoo." 6:33 What's the meaning ? 🤣 📓

I really like this style. I'm really tired of "tattoo snobs" making fun of other people's tattoos for being "bad." If the wearer likes it, that should be all that matters. I remember when I was a teenager, there was this boy who had a bunch of really poorly executed, home made tattoos covering his chest, and I thought it looked so cool. Much cooler than if he had had it done at a shop, and they were perfectly placed and executed. I have a lot of friends that been to prison, and I love a lot of their prison tats, even though they aren't high quality. Sometimes the meaning behind a tattoo is more than just how it turned out, but also where you were when you got it, and who you were with. I do think it's kind of pretentious to go to a tattoo shop, and intentionally get a tattoo that looks home made, though.

📓 I love this style!

great video! always lookin forward to the uploads! I tattoo in an "ignorant" style tho I been calling the style "trash style" X"D

I got a tattoo by one of the artists you showed, and honestly I felt way more at ease with that person and it’s one of my favourite tattoos because of how silly it is. I’m glad ignorant tattoo styles are being appreciated.

All throughout the first part when she showed different ignorant style tattoos from insta I was like "how is she not showing autochrist?" And the later I saw he gets his own section in the video hahaha. I actually got tatted by him, it was quite a unique experience lol

+1 follower very nice video, thanks :)

I have 2 ‘medium’ sized tattoos and am going to be getting another in a few days all of whom are by artists that I really love, I think I would only get an ignorant style tattoo when I start to fill my body a bit more! I really hate this stereotype that these tattoos have, we are here for a good time not a long time, if we aren’t personally attacking anyone it doesn’t matter ☺️

Good shit 📓

Okay so what I planned is pretty much that style tattoo, I want a dainty forget me not wreath with Pingu inside, with full noot extended breaking the wreath.. and then above in a cute lettering style it'll say 'forget me' and if you know you know 😅

funny, these “ignorant style” tattoos have been in the underground punk/hardcore/metal and skate scenes forever. long before that fuzi dude. gg alin’s grave tattoo is a more well known example. unrelated but you are so pretty and i love your tattoos. i would kill to look like you. 😂

Hmm I looked up Autochrist and it looks like his tattoos fall out when they heal, and it also appears that he does them in people's living rooms... Does he actually have any training?

I like the diy and stuck and poke anesthetics that have kind of merged with the ignorant tattoo style.

The last two artists are good even in normal tattoo standard

Me: has ignorant tattoos Also me: watches to figure out why I do what I do

Love it. Seeing Steve-o back in the day get tattoos just because they were funny gave me a deep appreciation for any tattoo that is "shitty" on purpose

Not sure if the last two artists belong to ignorant style

Albert Camus said that there are 3 ways to deal with an increasingly absurd world. 1) voluntarily end ones life 2) find comfort in faith 3) rebel against the absurdity by becoming even more absurd.

i don’t think they are ugly, i like weird tattoos way better than a lot of the others anyways.

It's a style I always likes, but never got done myself. The style reminds me of those old comic strips.

You would never catch me paying $800 for a tattoo that looks like it was done in somebody's kitchen for a pack of Pall Malls lol.

@anxiousseal556

Жыл бұрын

It reminds me of high school desk and public toilet wall. I don’t know why people want it on their body permanently.

📓📓📓 thoughts on galaxy full sleeve tattoo? 👀

❤️‍🔥

I love some of them and absolutely hate other ones

In all art, regardless of the media or style, there are always people who go against the grain. People who reject the typical aesthetics of beauty and form in favor of a message or a kind of rebellion against the more popular and "normal" ways of doing things. I personally really dislike this style, but I think it's awesome that there are people who do this and follow the artistic path they they feel is right for them. Not a fan, but fully support it.