by Bunami Ink

In a world where artificial intelligence is increasingly conquering creative fields instead of tidying up one's own home, tattoo artists are also asking themselves: Should AI use art for tattoos? For me, the answer is a clear no.

A tattoo is much more than just a design on the body. Once inked, it is a living work of art that adorns your skin for a lifetime. It reflects your personality and often carries deep meaning. AI-generated designs, on the other hand, are often generic and machine-generated—lacking the soul, creativity, and individual touch that defines a real tattoo. AI designs primarily rely on certain effects that programmers use to convince people that the design appears 'special.' But just as an AI cannot have a true opinion of its own, the inner beauty of "AI art" is only simulated.

AI art also poses many legal risks. Because AI uses large amounts of data from existing artworks to generate new designs, this can lead to unintended similarities or even copies, which can cause legal problems.

True originality can only be created by hand, whether with a pen on paper or a tablet. It is the result of creativity, experience, and personal dedication. A tattoo is not a quickly replaceable image—it deserves clarity, security, and reliability, just like your body.

So my promise to you is:
I personally design each tattoo motif, without using third-party templates or photos, and without any artificial intelligence. This ensures that you receive a unique, individual work of art that is legally sound. True art thrives only on the people involved in it.

If you want to become a tattoo artist, take a close look and consider whether you really want to rely on AI tools. Don't be fooled by quick fixes that will do more harm than good in the long run. Your own story, creativity, and signature style are what make you special – don't let them slip away!

Kind regards,

Alina
BUNAMI INK

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