63 Amazing Mechanical Tattoos

These days, one might say that the connection between man and machine is closer than ever. Most people have a smartphone and rely on technology daily. So it’s not a surprise that someone might want to have these mechanical objects tattooed onto themselves as well! Here we’ll present a gallery of even 63 examples of mechanical tattoos.

Mechanical tattoos are a type of skin art that usually depicts machines or mechanical things such as gears, valves, cogs, and screws. Good tattoo artists can produce excellent results. Sometimes, it looks so well-integrated into the skin that you’d think your tattooed friend was a cyborg! Take a look at the gallery below and prepare to be amazed!

The most amazing mechanical tattoos we’ve found on the internet:

1. This mechanical tattoo was designed to look like muscle fibers, and the tattoo artist delivered!

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2. This is an interesting mechanical tattoo that seems to depict the inner workings of a watch or clock.

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3. Adding a little bit of green fluid and blue wiring can turn a boring mechanical tattoo into a more dynamic one.

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4. The tattoo artist behind this piece skillfully made it look like the skin is being stretched over open areas to reveal the cogs, gears, and inner workings underneath.

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5. This design is more intricate and incorporates many mechanical elements.

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6. Mechanical tattoos are also great ideas if you want a cool-looking sleeve.

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7. This mechanical tattoo is perfect for minimalists who like simple and clean lines.

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8. Here’s another tattoo with the appearance of ripped skin revealing the inner mechanical workings.

The most amazing mechanical tattoos we’ve found on the internet:

1. This mechanical tattoo was designed to look like muscle fibers, and the tattoo artist delivered!

2. This is an interesting mechanical tattoo that seems to depict the inner workings of a watch or clock.

3. Adding a little bit of green fluid and blue wiring can turn a boring mechanical tattoo into a more dynamic one.

4. The tattoo artist behind this piece skillfully made it look like the skin is being stretched over open areas to reveal the cogs, gears, and inner workings underneath.

5. This design is more intricate and incorporates many mechanical elements.

6. Mechanical tattoos are also great ideas if you want a cool-looking sleeve.

7. This mechanical tattoo is perfect for minimalists who like simple and clean lines.

8. Here’s another tattoo with the appearance of ripped skin revealing the inner mechanical workings.

9. Many sleeves incorporate several pieces together. This tattoo is one large piece, making it look more intimidating.

10. Mechanical tattoos are also great to place on the leg.

11. This is an unusual placement for a tattoo, but it looks way more intriguing!

12. The back of the hand is another excellent placement for your mechanical tattoo.

13. Mechanical tattoos can further accentuate your form to give the appearance of a more muscular body with the right design.

14. If you want realistic effects like the ripped skin below, it’s essential to get a sound artist to see some of their previous work!

15. The back is another great placement for mechanical tattoos.

16. Ripped skin is a popular choice for many mechanical tattoos.

17. This mechanical tattoo includes a nuclear heart.

18. If you want something a little different, you could consider a motherboard and gear combination for your mechanical tattoo.

19. Here’s another excellent piece that covers the entire back.

20. Adding gold accents can help your tattoo stand out.

21. Getting your knee covered can be a little painful, but it can also look good if you have the right design.

22. Getting this tattoo on your calf can look extra realistic!

23. Solid pieces like this require plenty of detail to look this good.

24. Mechanical tattoos don’t need to be very big to impact; a small area on your chest can provide plenty of space for a great tattoo.

25. Sometimes it’s good to go a little traditional, with safe designs like belts and gears.

26. The design on this tattoo looks almost alien!

27. Ask your artist to add plenty of contrast and shadow to your tattoo to give it a more striking effect. Adding white ink can help the highlights stand out.

28. Guys aren’t the only ones who can get mechanical tattoos! This woman has chosen a beautifully intricate golden network of gears for her tattoo.

29. If you’ve got a high pain tolerance, then consider getting a mechanical tattoo on your hand.

30. This mechanical tattoo is combined with the delicate details of a corset near the lower back — absolutely beautiful!

31. To make the tattoo look even more fused with your body, try asking your artist if they can add bones to the design instead of just ripped skin.

32. A mechanical heart is always a cool tattoo to have.

33. If ripped skin is not enough for you, try shredded-looking skin over your mechanical tattoo!

34. A mechanical skull design looks a lot like The Terminator and is perfect for fans of the movie.

35. Here is another excellent back piece from which you can get inspiration!

36. There are many different ways that tattoo artists can get creative with depicting skin over mechanical details.

37. Another alternative to ripped skin is melted skin.

38. Here is another chest piece to consider for your next mechanical tattoo.

39. This design is perfect for those with tan skin.

40. If you don’t want your mechanical tattoo to be too apparent, you can have it done on your tricep, as shown here.

41. Sometimes, smaller pieces are better because your artist can easily add a lot of detail to make your tattoo more attractive.

42. Some mechanical tattoos can get a bit messy. You can opt for cleaner lines like the one you see here.

43. The forearm is always an excellent placement for any tattoo!

44. Here’s a unique place to get your tattoo done!

45. For a partial sleeve, consider getting a design with contrasting colors, like red and silver.

46. You can also get a mechanical tattoo with any color you want!

47. Try adding an “on and off” design to make it seem more authentic and mechanical.

48. Adding tubing and stretched skin gives a more realistic illusion!

49. Here’s some more inspiration for your forearm piece.

50. This one incorporates more color with blue tubing and realistic, colored skin.

51. Mechanical tattoos can be combined with others for more exciting themes. This one has an angel in the center of the design.

52. Spine designs don’t have to be on the spine themselves! Try getting it on your calf instead if your back is too sensitive.

53. This tattoo cleverly uses blue, white, and red ink to create a more exciting look.

54. Try extending your sleeve design onto the neck for a more cyborg-like appearance.

55. To stand out from all the other mechanical skulls out there, add a touch of cool blue to the design’s eyes, nose, and mouth.

56. Microchips are an interesting mechanical tattoo, but they are not for everybody.

57. This tattoo looks like it’s cutting the person up from the inside out!

58. Cute and creative, this mechanical owl stands out.

59. Here’s another leg design to choose from.

60. If adding a skull is not your style, you might consider adding a face to your mechanical tattoo.

61. This mechanical tattoo seems to be combined with a dragon eye design!

62. Red coiling makes this tattoo stand out.

63. This tattoo looks like it’s straight out of The Terminator movies!

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