Potions are a huge part from Old School RuneScape and they surely inspired some tattoos. From the tedious and most often than not expensive heblore training, to bossing, raids, or questing. pots are there and an important part. With effects like healing, run energy restore, prayer restore, protection, or boosts, potions will win you the game! These scapers realized how crucial pots are and got their own as tattoos!
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Unknown 4 Dose Pot Tattoo
Unlike most other OSRS tattoos I covered so far, this is a stick and poke tattoo, meaning that it was done using only a needle and ink, with no electric tattoo machine involved! It features a minimalistic representation of the Old School RuneScape potion pot with a design that uses bold blackwork with solid outlines and heavy dotwork shading to create depth and texture. The tattoo style combines traditional techniques, such as bold lining, with modern dotwork shading, adding a slight texture to the pot’s surface.
Crossover Prayer Pot Tattoo
This tattoo features a colorful design blending of Mew from Pokemon and some Old School RuneScape elements such as the dragon dagger and some prayer pots. The style of the crossover tattoo uses bold outlines and vibrant colors, characteristic of neo-traditional tattooing. Smooth shading and gradients in the pink, red, and blue tones create depth and dimension. The tattoo uses clean, solid black lines to define the shapes, while saturated colors enhance the cartoonish look.
4 Dose Pot Tattoo
This tattoo features a minimalistic potion pot outlined in a fine-line style. The design uses clean, single-weight black lines without shading or color, giving it a simple and crisp appearance. The placement on the arm ensures good visibility while maintaining a compact size. The first tattoo this scaper got is a goose with a dragon dagger and funnily a member of our clan (who has goose in their name) managed to track them down and reach out to them and they joined our discord!
Unknown 4 Dose Divine Pot Tattoo
This OSRS divine potion tattoo is done in a fine-line style with a geometric approach. The design uses clean black outlines and subtle dotwork shading to create texture and depth without overwhelming detail. The tattoo artist uses consistent line weight and precise angles, giving the design a clean and polished look.
Antipoison and Coins Tattoo
This OSRS potion and coins tattoo is done in a bold, neo-traditional style with clean, solid black outlines. The design uses bright, saturated colors, including orange for the coins and green for the potion, applied evenly for a smooth finish. The shading is simple, with minimal gradients that enhance the shapes without overcomplicating the look. The overall technique focuses on strong lines and vibrant colors, making the tattoo clear and defined.
Colourful pots tattoo
This tattoo features three colorful potion vials in a clean, illustrative style. The design uses bold outlines and smooth shading to achieve a polished, comic-like appearance, reminiscent of traditional tattoo techniques. Each potion is filled with vibrant blue, black, and red liquids, with a well-executed cork stopper and a small bone charm hanging from one vial for added detail. The middle one has a Vorkath tag attached to it, but the colour doesn’t resemble the OSRS super antifire pot.
Saradomin Brew Tattoo
This Old School RuneScape potion tattoo features a minimalistic and clean design. The artist uses fine lines to outline the potion bottle and cork, with soft shading to create dimension. The yellow liquid inside the vial includes subtle gradients for a smooth, blended effect. The open cork detail adds a dynamic touch to the Sara brew tattoo while maintaining a minimalist approach. The tattoo relies on light coloring and precise linework for a clean, delicate finish.
Super Restore Tattoo
On the other hand this scaper got a super restore together with a law rune potion tattoo is done in a bold, illustrative style. The design uses solid black outlines and smooth color shading to give depth to the red liquid inside the bottle. The cork stopper is shaded with a stippling technique for added texture.
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