The Pictish people are an aboriginal people of Europe, known for their tattoos, and this descendant added to his tattoo collection today with this pattern that combines several of the motifs found on the 6th century standing stones in Scotland.
Pictish 'Power Glyph' Tattoo by Pat Fish
Today a man whose enthusiasm for his heritage led him to want a Celtic tattoo put the finishing touches on this knotwork forearm piece. Three sessions over a period of months and now he is embellished forever with an ethnic and artistic statement.
Celtic Gauntlet tattoo by Pat Fish
Today a man with a pre-existing family crest came in to add a tree of life, making it into a family tree of life. We started with two Celtic hearts knotted together to form the roots, then came up the arm with branches and leaves to envelop the Mahedy crest.
Family Tree of Life Tattoo Upgrade by Pat Fish
Today a woman who was deeply impressed by the symbolism of this crop circle came in for a permanent installation of it. Two sharks circling a Celtic triquetra knot, they come alive in the translation. Comparing them with the photographs below will show the ways we made discrete changes to make a more effective tattoo pattern.
Shark Crop Circle Tattoo by Pat Fish
This crop circle picture appeared near Wiltshire, UK on June 23, 2016 - http://www.cropcircleconnector.com
