Photos Where Tattoos Failed in Both Design & Execution

Grammatical errors and misspellings appear in “it’s is my life,” attributed to “-JON BOVI.”

Forearm portrait turns grim and distorted, producing a sad caricature rather than realistic depiction.

“DOG TITS” surrounds uneven circles across an abdomen, awkwardly attempting to mimic canine features.

Cardinal letters misalign and center is smudged, transforming a back tattoo into navigational chaos.

Wrist diagram positions gears incorrectly, baffling anyone familiar with manual transmissions.

Red, blue, and black ink blend into a messy chest blotch resembling a giant abstract bruise.

Back tiger tattoo has misaligned eyes and crooked fangs, failing at realistic intimidation.

Lenny and Carl replace Yin Yang halves on a leg, producing a hilariously ridiculous tattoo design.

Circular frame holds a tiny alien gripping handlebars, trapped forever on a man’s chest. 

Red Chinese characters literally translate to “turkey sandwich,” surprising both owner and onlookers.

Disproportioned head and uneven lines make a torso tiger look unintentionally silly and terrifying.

Tiny mariachi hat tops a nipple, complemented with a smiling face drawn just beneath.

A natural skin protrusion becomes the basketball in a Michael Jordan Jumpman tattoo on the neck.

Eyes and eyebrows cover a bald neck, giving a hyperrealistic stare that unnerves anyone nearby.

Cursive lines on a shoulder read “Roses are red / My name’s Dave / Microwave,” lacking all meaning.

Logos from Monster Energy and Fox Racing clash on an arm, creating a jumbled, unreadable mess.

An IV bag tattoo injects Mountain Dew into an arm, cementing permanent soda devotion.

Text over a rose claims “Tylenol made me gay,” with crossed-out words adding visual confusion.

Bandages and sunglasses form a head on the torso, while the rest of the body disappears, and hand holds something unseen.

Crucifix tattoo stretches Jesus’ body horizontally, giving him bizarre proportions reminiscent of a rubber duck.