What's so particular about tattoo Zhong Kui?

It seems that some Buddhist gods are particular. Zhong Kui is a mythical figure in ancient China, so there is nothing to say.

Now it's the meaning and beauty of tattooing Zhong Kui. As we all know, Zhong Kui's image is probably the ugliest. His image is not very beautiful and colorful, but it can be "vivid" with the scene. Therefore, Zhong Kui, a master of Chinese painting, is also reflected in the freehand brushwork style of Chinese painting. Tattoos are actually created in a way similar to meticulous painting. It is not easy to make an ugly thing vivid. In order to make a perfect work, it is estimated that few masters in China can take this job. Of course, trying to make do is another matter. I advise you to find a master to do it. The price of a defender is also high. Do you dare to do it without 30 thousand? Why not find other subjects? What kind of style, what kind of color, what meaning it represents, and whether you will regret it in the future, it is better to consider it comprehensively.