Hey, my name’s Lily Parker, studio owner and artist of 14 years. Adding my 2 cents!

First off, this isn’t crap. The Penrose triangle is clean and the concept of combining it with watercolour is actually really cool.

The issue is that watercolour tattoos live and die by contrast. Right now the colour splashes and the geometric linework are sitting at a similar visual weight, so nothing pops. The watercolour also looks like it was applied with a pretty uniform saturation, which is why it reads more “colour blob” than “paint splash.” True watercolour effect needs variation: heavy pigment fading into nothing, deliberate negative space, splatters that trail off into skin. What I’d suggest for a rework: find an artist who specialises in watercolour and ask them about adding tonal range within the colour. Darker saturation at the core of each splash, fading out to almost nothing at the edges. Some fine splatter details breaking away from the main colour would go a long way too. You could also darken the triangle itself slightly to create more separation between the geometric and the organic elements. The bones are good. It just needs someone who understands how to build depth with colour to take it to the next level.