Take in the beauty of this blackwork masterful moth surrounded by delicate floral decor. It wraps elegantly around the upper arm with rhythmic grace making for a delightful upper arm piece.

How do you break a curse? With an amazing tattoo, that’s how. Based on the epic Feyre Cursebreaker, this tarot card is inspired by the fantasy book series A Court of Thrones and Roses AKA ACOTAR by the amazing Sarah J Maas, this design was done in Bethy’s signature blackwork style, delivering on the elegant beauty and romance of the story it represents.

Bethany fabricated these blackwork wildflowers to travel up her clients leg with a focus on beauty and grace. These lovely flowers inch their up her collector’s leg, meandering with delicate ease over muscular curves and bows, from her ankle all the way to her hip in a nod to mother nature’s organic beauty.

A garden of earthly delights presented in a pleasing ensemble of spirituality that compliments this tattoo collector’s leg with a existential examination of the duality of life and death while intertwining the infinite in the hypnotic patterns of nirvana.

To have beheld a Thestral you have beheld death. This classic Harry Potter creature in all its beauty is featured with an artfully crafted Luck Potion from the same fantasy universe. Bethany carefully arranged peonies to create a wonderfully balanced arm tattoo

The siren’s song will summon you. Desire damns the unlucky listener. It’s a good thing this beauty is but a tattoo because Bethany portrays this deadly dame with looks to kill. She illustrates the underwater oceanic nymph by adding subtle scales around her face without dampening her features. Framed with seashells below and sea flora to flow with the body, this pieces emerges as a successful creation for the back of a calf.

Bethany went back to tradition with this glamorous “Fish Lady,” also known as the “Reverse Mermaid.” This design is perfectly balanced with black and skin and the tattoo is arranged on the arm by Bethany with thoughtful precision and care.

Behold this brilliant example of Bethany executing a fantasy dagger design brought in by the collector to fit with coxy precision right along her forearm.

What says whimsy more than a jellyfish made of peonies. This design is well balanced with black and skin and properly placed on the thigh to flow.