Yatzil Elizalde, 25, is the owner of White Light, a tattoo studio in Hermosillo, Mexico.
She started her career as a visual artist, doing illustrations, murals, and digital work until she was "finally able to tattoo a human body with the style that always defined me."
That style can roughly be described as double vision: Some of her signature tattoos feature the same image twice, sometimes even three times, and always slightly off from one another, leading to a dizzying look.
"It's going to sound weird, but there are some times in my life when I see things that way, 'dizzy,'" she told Insider. She calls it the "Blurry Effect."
Keep scrolling to see some of her favorite optical illusion-like designs.
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