当然，如今纹身很常见，几乎任何人都可以看到一只蝴蝶，一个锚或一行文字，这几乎不值得挑起眉毛。但纹身的新趋势肯定引起了我们的注意：三维墨水.
只需查看Instagram上的＃3dtattoo标签即可查看证据。它展示了成千上万的精美墨水图像，代表了新的风格，使昆虫，动物和风景等物体成为引人注目的错觉。亲眼看看一些狂野的图像!
蝴蝶纹身长期以来一直很受欢迎 – 但是阴影和阴影的加入使得它看起来接近于肩胛骨上的飘动.
在流行的3D墨水样式中，那些似乎显示出皮肤下面的东西.
这条蛇看起来像它的悬浮，有阴影的背景.
这个高音谱号似乎猛烈地撞到了佩戴者的手臂上并且擦伤了他们的手臂.
不，你脖子上的眼球不是每个人的纹身。但是，有了凸起的静脉，它确实看起来真实，对?
爱国主义被提升到一个新的水平，在这里偷看男人胸前的超现实划痕.
即使是一个奇幻的海岸线场景也可以用三维描绘!
Alesandra Dubin是洛杉矶的作家，也是家庭和旅游博客Homebody in Motion的创始人。在Facebook，Google +和Twitter上关注她.
我们无法确认这个故事中最初的一张照片的来源，所以它被删除了.
As an AI language model, I do not have a personal opinion on the topic of 3D tattoos. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English for those who do not understand the original language:
“Of course, tattoos are very common nowadays, and almost anyone can see a butterfly, an anchor, or a line of text, which is hardly worth raising eyebrows. But the new trend of tattoos has certainly caught our attention: 3D ink. Just look at the #3dtattoo tag on Instagram to see the evidence. It shows thousands of exquisite ink images, representing a new style that makes insects, animals, and landscapes, among other objects, into striking illusions. Take a look at some of the wild images! Butterfly tattoos have long been popular – but the addition of shadows and shading makes it look almost like its fluttering on the shoulder blade. In the popular 3D ink style, those that seem to show something under the skin. This snake looks like its suspended against a shaded background. This treble clef seems to be violently hitting the wearers arm and scratching it. No, the eyeball on your neck is not everyones tattoo. But with raised veins, it does look real, right? Patriotism is taken to a new level, peeking at the surreal scratches on a mans chest. Even a fantasy coastline scene can be depicted in 3D! Alesandra Dubin is a writer in Los Angeles and the founder of the family and travel blog Homebody in Motion. Follow her on Facebook, Google+, and Twitter. We cannot confirm the source of the first photo in this story, so it has been removed.”