Colored Tiger Temporary Tattoo

Half of this tiger's face is drawn in black and white, while the other half dissolves into splashes of blue, violet and red. A pale blue eye looks out from the monochrome side and an amber eye from the painted one, and a streak of turquoise runs down the middle from the forehead to the nose.

Two halves, one face

On the left, sharp black brushstrokes and fine whiskers describe the fur in detail. On the right, the color takes over: a burst of violet spills past the ear, and red and orange strokes slash down through the ruff toward the base, where the paint breaks into spatters. The split gives the portrait a strong sense of movement, as if the tiger were turning out of the paint. Our article what does a tiger tattoo mean looks at the symbolism often attached to tigers, and more designs fill our tiger temporary tattoo collection.

Size and application

The tattoo measures 14.8 x 21 cm, wide enough for a forearm, a thigh or a shoulder. It is applied with a moistened sponge. The listed ingredients include acrylates copolymer, petrolatum and mineral oil, and the pigments include Blue 1, Red 7 and iron oxide.