Fine line tattoos are a style of tattooing that use super skinny lines to create delicate, sometimes intricately detailed designs. They are also known as watercolor or fine art tattoos, and can be created in either black and grey or colored ink. Fine line tattoos can be of any size, but a popular trend at the moment is micro tattoos, which allow more detail in smaller areas. The needle gauge used to create the foundational linework of the tattoo is what makes a tattoo "fine line". Fine line tattoos are less painful than bolder tattoos and tend to heal faster. However, they may not last as long as bolder tattoos and can fade and blur over time, especially on certain parts of the body such as fingers, feet, knees, and elbows. If you are interested in getting a fine line tattoo, it is important to manage your expectations and to find a skilled artist who specializes in this technique.