Tattoo Artist Coloring Tattoos x Musée d'Orsay

Colorable Tattoo Sheet: A Journey Through Time with the Museum

The designs on this sheet are inspired by famous sculptures that marked their era, offering the perfect opportunity to rediscover these masterpieces through the lens of your own creativity. Among the featured works, you will find:

• The Goose by François Pompon (1908-1931): A symbol of grace and simplicity, this sculpture captures the lightness of the bird with a refined elegance.
• Little Dancer of Fourteen Years by Edgar Degas (1921-1931): Representing the delicacy and determination of a young ballerina, this Degas classic transports you into the world of dance and movement.
• The White Bear by François Pompon (1923-1933): With its soft and stylized lines, this iconic sculpture embodies the quiet strength of the polar bear, while maintaining a touch of tenderness.
• The Eagle Owl by François Pompon (1927-1930): Symbolizing wisdom and mystery, this sculpture of the majestic owl invites you to contemplate nature in all its splendor.
• Toy, Boston Terrier by François Pompon (1930-1932): This small dog, with its lively and playful character, perfectly illustrates Pompon's attention to detail and his ability to breathe life into marble.

These temporary coloring tattoos are a playful way to travel through time, in the company of great artists of the past. Each work is carefully adapted to be colored, allowing you to reinterpret these iconic sculptures with your own colors and styles.

Whether you choose traditional hues or bolder palettes, let your imagination run wild and bring these classic figures to life through the art of temporary tattoos with our Tattoo Artist sheets.

Ready to embark on this artistic journey? Grab your Tattoopen markers, and let your creativity express itself on your skin, in homage to the timeless masterpieces of the Musée d'Orsay.

Tattoo Application Tips: Tattoo Artist Collaboration with Musée d'Orsay

The Tattoo Artist temporary tattoos, inspired by the iconic works of the Musée d'Orsay, offer a creative and fun way to wear art on your skin. These decals are specially designed to be colored with Tattoopen temporary tattoo markers, allowing you to add your personal touch to each design. Here are some tips for optimal application and care:

Applying the Tattoos:

1. Preparing the Skin: Make sure your skin is clean, dry, and free of oil. Avoid creams or lotions just before application to ensure better adhesion of the tattoo.
2. Cut and Apply: Carefully cut out the desired design and remove the transparent protective film. Place the tattoo face down on the desired area of the skin.
3. Moistening: Using a damp sponge or cloth, gently pat the back of the tattoo to moisten it thoroughly. Press firmly and ensure the entire surface is well wetted.
4. Removing the Paper: After about 30 seconds, gently remove the paper, taking care not to pull too abruptly to avoid tearing the design.
5. Coloring: Once the tattoo is completely dry, use Tattoopen markers to color the designs according to your inspiration. Allow the color to dry before coming into contact with clothing or objects.

Care and Removal:

1. Care: To prolong the life of your tattoo, avoid rubbing the area and limit excessive water exposure, such as long baths or swimming.
2. Removing the Marker: If you wish to change the colors, the Tattoopen marker ink can be easily removed with water and soap. Gently clean the area to avoid damaging the tattoo underneath.
3. Removing the Tattoo: When you want to completely remove the tattoo, use a regular oil (such as coconut or olive oil) or a makeup remover on a cotton pad. Gently massage the area until the tattoo dissolves and comes off effortlessly.

By following these tips, you can fully enjoy your temporary tattoos while paying tribute to the iconic sculptures of the Musée d'Orsay. Let your creativity flow and have fun coloring these works of art right on your skin!