Bri Lyons
Realism, black & grey, color, portraiture and detailed custom work.
What Bri's portfolio leans toward
Start with the finished work. Style labels help, but the portfolio is the better test of whether the artist's eye matches your project.
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A recurring direction in Bri Lyons's portfolio.
realism
Use the finished portfolio as the best guide for project fit.
black grey
Use the finished portfolio as the best guide for project fit.
Tattoo work by Bri Lyons
A crawlable selection from the portfolio. Each published piece links to its permanent tattoo page.
Tiger & Peonies
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Sea Turtle
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Flamingo
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Mountain, Trout & Pheasant
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Watercolor UFO
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Horror Clown
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Skull Hand Illusion
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Cowboy on Horseback
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Dragonfly & Collar Floral
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Chrysanthemum + Mandala Outline
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Heartbeat
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Bring the idea. Leave room for the tattoo.
The most useful inquiry explains what matters without trying to solve every design decision before the artist sees the placement.
Enough context to understand the project
- What you want to make and what matters most about the idea
- Where it will live on the body and an approximate size
- Reference images for direction—not a finished design that must be copied
- Anything existing in the area that the artist needs to work around
Guides that connect to Bri's work
BL-INK guides related to the design decisions shown in the portfolio.
Latest from Bri
Artist updates can point into permanent tattoo pages, healed follow-ups, available concepts and studio announcements without turning the profile into a social-media clone.