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– Medusa is a Greek mythological character who was cursed by Athena and turned into an ugly monster with snake-like hair.
– Medusa tattoos are a symbol of feminism and are used as an evil eye to repel negative energies and spirits.
– Half-sleeve Medusa tattoos cover only a partial portion of the arm, either the upper arm or lower forearm.
– A classic traditional half-sleeve Medusa tattoo covers the entire forearm from the wrist to the elbow.
– The tattoo includes a realistic depiction of Medusa’s face in the center of the lower forearm, with black and white ink for the eyes and teardrops at the corners.
– The tattoo also includes a venomous snake on the wrist and two additional snakes on top of the Medusa tattoo, shaded with black and white ink.
– Medusa tattoos are also associated with freedom, transformation, evil spirit, jealousy, and are considered a symbol of female power.
– Another Medusa sleeve tattoo depicts Medusa’s scary face on the entire upper arm, shaded with a darker shade of black with white ink for the eyes.
– Realistic tattoos are popular among both men and women.
– One design features a realistic portrayal of Medusa with subtle light grey and black shades.
– Another design combines a lion tattoo with Medusa, symbolizing bravery, courage, and transformation.
– A colorful Medusa tattoo is described as vibrant and eye-catching, with green eyes, sharp facial features, and long red hair.
– The first design features Medusa with open-mouthed snakes on the upper arm, a human skull and flowers on the lower arm.
– The second design depicts a Medusa statue with pastel colors and a Greek man’s face above her.
– The third design is a minimalist Medusa tattoo with no eyeballs and tears rolling down her cheeks.
– The fourth design is a black and grey Medusa tattoo.
– One design features a traditional Medusa sleeve tattoo with a rose, cars, and the scary face of Medusa.
– Another design is a smaller Medusa tattoo with a card and snakes on her head.
– Medusa tattoos are available for both males and females, and there are more designs available.
– The tattoo artist who created a half sleeve Medusa design is Hami from Seoul, South Korea.
– The design incorporates classical elements and includes a detailed eye.