Polish Artist creates beautiful Japan-inspired Temporary Tattoos: Featured Designer
East is East, and West is West, and never the twain shall meet” -Rudyard Kipling
Or so it was believed for a very long time.
With her Japan-inspired temporary tattoos, Polish artist Amal Al-Shahari has broken cultural barriers and created a stunning artistic melting pot.
A product designer, Amal loves travelling, illustrating and designing, not necessarily in the same order. Her ‘’Inspired by Japan” temporary tattoo series is a story of serendipity, cultural influences and creative joy. Her Japan-inspired illustrations began as an entry to a competition, transitioned to an exhibition at the famous coffee shop Parzymy tutaj in her hometown, Bydgoszcz, moved to a Japanese themed festival on art and culture before finally being metamorphosed into temporary tattoos. Amal says the transformation of her artwork into tattoos came about as a suggestion from some children!
Let’s dive into Amal’s beautiful world!
These are some of the illustrations that Amal drew as an entry to a competition.
Japanese Manga inspired woman with a mask
Japanese Sumo warrior with maneki neko cats
Amal’s illustrations were displayed at an exhibition at Parzymy tutaj café in Bydgoszcz
Amal’s illustrations at an exhibition at Parzymy tutaj café
Some children suggested to Amal that her illustrations would work great as temporary tattoos. Tada! These gorgeous tattoos were born. The tattoo designs include a sumo wrestler, cherry blossoms, masks, maneki neko cats, a geisha, tigers and more.
Japan-inspired temporary tattoo sheet by Amal
Amal’s temporary tattoos on display
Tiger motif temporary tattoo by Amal
Japan inspired temporary tattoos by Amal
Amal shows off her temporary tattoos
Amal gets playful with her temporary tattoos
Maneki neko cat temporary tattoo
Did you like the Amal’s idea of converting her illustrations into temporary tattoos? Do let us know in the comments section below! You can see more of her work here at Behance.
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All images and credits: Amal Al-Shahari
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