What factors do you consider when designing tattoos for specific placements on the body, and how do you ensure the design complements the natural contours?

When designing tattoos for specific placements, I prioritize how the design interacts with the body's natural contours and movement. With Nordic, Celtic, and Viking-inspired tattoos, I focus on ensuring the patterns flow harmoniously with the anatomy, accentuating muscles and curves rather than competing with them.

Having spent years deeply studying the magic and symbolism of runes, I thoughtfully weave their meanings into each design. This allows me to create tattoos that not only honor Viking and Nordic traditions but also carry personal significance for the wearer. Coming from Norwegian heritage, with roots tracing back to the Viking era, I draw on both personal connection and extensive research to ensure authenticity. Every design is tailored to the individual, considering placement and the story they want their tattoo to tell, making it an organic extension of both their body and identity.

Depending on the area of the body and the natural flow, we can make a graphic composition that suits the piece of art. In cases such as male anatomy, lines and contrast can enhance the muscles. In the case of female anatomy, they can improve the curves of the body and give focal points in specific places to further harmonize the appearance of both the piece and the individual.

You can make your own anatomy better or worse, depending on the graphic elements you have on your skin. Please take the choice of a tattoo more seriously before getting it done.

The human body is an artform of itself. Rather than just placing an image onto the skin, I take into account the human anatomy in order to ensure that my design will flow with the rest of body's natural features.