Tattoos so pretty even your mother might approve! Artist designs incredible body art masterpieces that look just like beautiful watercolour paintings

A South Koran tattoo artist has used the human body as a canvas to create incredible designs that resemble a watercolour painting.Instagram user Tattooist Silo creates the tattoos, using pastel colours to give the designs a feminine feel.The talented artist has done tattoos of cats, floral arrangements and a lotus flower using the technique, and photos of his work have received more than 600 likes on social media.

Unique design: A South Korean tattoo artist creates tattoos that resemble watercolour paintings

Finer details: Instagram user Tattooist Silo uses pastel colours and blurred lines to create the effect

One design shows the tops of a women's feet covered in colourful flowers surrounded by greenery.

The design extends up the woman's ankle to create a flower in bloom.

The use of pastel colours and soft lines means the tattoo, which Silo described as a 'cover up', resembles a watercolour painting.

'I didn't think I could love you more': This design features a heart surrounded by flowers along with a message

'Night black cat': Photos of his work have received more than 600 likes on social media

Cat lover: One person chose to get a realistic pictures of cats tattooed on the top of their arm

Another design featured a 'night black cat surrounded by flowers'.The artist behind the designs, Instagram user Tattooist Silo, works for Aro Tattoo which has two stores in Seoul, the capital of South Korea.On their website Aro Tattoo said customers are encouraged to send through the design they would like before collaborating with the artist to create the piece.

In bloom: This lotus flower used soft pink, orange, blues and purple to create a feminine feel

Dainty: Tattooist Silo works at Aro Tattoo in the South Korean capital, Seoul

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