Neotraditional Tattoo of a Three-Headed Demon on the Thigh

This traditional colored work on the thigh shows a Three-Headed Demon with a rather sad expression, crying, as seen from the details of the eyes. It is a rather complicated drawing to develop, allowing the details of the frontal face to be used as elements for the two side faces as well.

Maintaining the proportions allows the two eyes to serve as elements for the three demons. In fact, if you look at each monster individually, you can see how complete their details are. As mentioned, these demons do not have the typical aggressive and evil look, but rather a sad, melancholic expression. Even though their mouths are open and their teeth are bared, they do not have a ferocious or diabolical appearance; they simply seem to be crying, a sensation confirmed by their tearful eyes.

It’s an incredible tattoo where all the components are well-coordinated and symmetrical, fitting well in that area, the thigh, which, being wider, has allowed for the tattoo to be done without restrictions. In terms of colors, the palette is divided into darker or muted tones like the gray of the faces and more vibrant colors like those of the upper body, which uses very bright orange and red.