Centipedes make great tattoos because of the versatility in their shape. They can be long and straight or wrap around other existing tattoos.
Creepy one done by Filosh Tattoo at Pink Machine Tattoo
Black and grey centipede with eyes done by Rafel Delalande at Seven Doors Tattoo in London
Centipedes are creepy enough on their own but they can be made even more terrifying by using skulls or heads to make up the body.
Centipede made with heads done by Ganji at Capital Tattoo in Australia
Old school centipede done by Ashley Thorne at Tattoo Bug Studio
People get centipedes tattooed on them in a number of styles; mainly old school, black work, Japanese, or neo-traditional.
Centipede and flowers done by Jessica Paula at Kelz Ink Kingdom in Yorkshire UK
Lady head centipede done by James Mckenna at Golden Panther Tattoo
Many people choose centipedes as a gap filler due to their shape, and they can also be done quite small or as a huge statement piece.
Chain and skull centipede done by Marlee Natale at Modern Moose Studios
Old school centipede done by Eli Fakes at Brass Monkey Tattoo in Ohio
Do you have your own centipede tattoo?
Skull centipede done by Johan Navarro in Guadalajara Mexico
Heavy black work centipede done by Gara Tattooer at Lighthouse tattoo in South Korea
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