Many people start their tattoo career with something small on the upper arm, and later their enthusiasm for tattoos grows and so does their ambition. This man came with the colored knot on his arm already, asking that I create something new to enlarge and enhance it and that they fit together as a whole. This pattern is meant to encircle and enhance any other central element.
Celtic knot tattoo by Pat Fish
The illuminated manuscripts are filled with fanciful animals, bending and twisting to form letters and shapes to surround the sacred texts. These two cranes are entwined to represent a loving marriage.
Celtic cranes tattoo by Pat Fish
Today a young woman turned 18 and began her career as a Tattooed Woman by placing this Celtic crescent moon on her upper back. She has plans for more, and this is only the beginning. On the day of the eclipse, the moon passes over the sun.
Celtic moon tattoo by Pat Fish
A modern day Scottish-Viking Warrior with many tattoos came in with a special request. He wanted to have the effect of large-scale chain mail on his arm, reaching from the wrist up to the bottom of a portrait, and flowing under a pre-existing Celtic cross and other tattoos. We morphed a pattern previously designed for a leg and made it fit this new adaptation.
Full Arm Chain Mail Tattoo by Pat Fish
