The new gold standard in the tattoo industry is watercolor ink, so forget about black and white designs.Brazilian tattoo artist Robson Carvalho is a talented individual from São Paulo.

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Robson Carvalho hails from Sao Paulo in Brazil. His graphical style is described by a wide range of adjectives and adverbs, such as scrappy, free, watercolor-enlivened, and pastel-like. His tattoos look like they came right out of one of his sketchbooks, and for the most part, they did. Carvalho’s tattoos perfectly encapsulate that free-form pen style. His proficiency implies that he traced a sketch with a pen and brush instead of utilizing a tattoo machine. The work’s immaculate quality is a result of its imperfections: some colors and lines fade, and some ink splatters as though the pen nib fell.