This sugar skull tattoo features a keyhole in the forehead. The shape of the skull and the expression are almost cute, but the eerie green glowing light from inside gives it a creepy look.

If you can’t decide between getting a Star Wars tattoo or a Mexican sugar skull, the obvious solution is to get both.

This sugar skull tattoo design features a huge pink bow making it a cute tattoo for girls. Designed by veriuska.

If you love sugar skull tattoos and Mexican folk art as much as we do then you’ll dig this tote. Los Novios Tote by El Esqueleto features a vibrant Mexican sugar skull print with skeleton couples (hence the name “los novios”) as well as random bright colored flowers and sugar skulls. Sized just right for shopping or a trip to the beach this beautiful bag measures about 13″x13″.

Buy Los Novios Tote for $12.99 from El Esqueleto

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This gorgeous Sugar Skull tattoo flash combines warm colored flowers with a cool colored skull. Designed by April Johnson.

Another Frida Kahlo sugar skull tattoo, except this one features skull face paint rather than a painted skull.

A vibrant and ornate sugar skull tattoo design with the a cool lock and key element.

Done by Houston Patton @ Kingpin Studio. Greensboro NC

Like most sugar skull tattoos this one is full of color and details. The red spider web and roses frame the three sugar skulls and dagger and the make the blues stand out.

I always wanted a skull tattoo, this is what I ended up with.

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A sugar skull tattoo based on the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo. Frida Kahlo as a sugar skull is a very cool tattoo idea since her paintings were usually very vibrant and influenced by her Mexican heritage. Sugar skulls also tend to be very vibrant and are integral to the Mexican holiday Día de los Muertos. This sugar skull is instantly recognizable as Frida because of the way she always portrayed her eyebrows in her self portraits, as well as her hair style.