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We really like this adventure tattoo as a minimalistic way of marking a particular place or time special for you. For when you’ve hit that golden spot on your travels, or find a particularly nice McDonalds at 3am in the morning and want to commend the experience…

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We’re mad about this minimalistic compass. The compass tattoo is common amongst adventurers these days and there are so many different designs, many of which are great. This is one of our favourites.

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Intricate in design, minimalist in implementation. The triangle border is a great way of keeping your tattoo minimal and crisp no matter what the design. This one though, is particularly rad.

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You have to pick your words wisely when you opt for a text tattoo, but for us, this one is spot on. A subtle tattoo that speaks volumes, though not ideal when the kids ask “are we there yet?”.

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Another adventure tattoo boxed off by a border and showing you don’t need colour and shading to capture your dream landscape.

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A constellation joined by the dots. This is an awesome idea and would work on so many parts of the body.

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Tree, wave and mountain. Or tree, top-of-dog-turd and upside down ice-cream cone? Probably the former. Seriously though, this is awesome.

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For when you want to put a wave in your wave…

21. Mo Ganji

Mo Ganji is a Berlin tattoo artist who draws in minimalistic single-line and creates original designs for each one of his clients. You can learn more about him on his website: www.moganji.com