Norse hand tattoo

One emblem that has steadily grown in popularity, stemming from ancient Norse culture, is the Vegvisir. Yet, many are not entirely aware of its origins or

One emblem that has steadily grown in popularity, stemming from ancient Norse culture, is the Vegvisir. Yet, many are not entirely aware of its origins or

Scott Campbell, a well-known tattoo artist based in the Williamsburg part of Brooklyn, New York, has created the ultimate test of trust in his work: he offers free tattoos to people as long as he gets to choose the design and not show it to them until it's done. The name of his project, playing on everyone's favorite truck-stop delight, is "Whole Glory."

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The Celtic tribe was one of the most influential tribes that made its way into different territories in Europe, including Scotland, Ireland, England and Wales. This tribe was known for its fierce warriors and their sense of style. Tattoos in the Celtic tribe were more of a necessity as it would mark men as warriors. People considered these tribesmen high and mighty, especially if they would see a Celtic knot tattoo on them. The Celtic knot was the first-ever Celtic tattoo that came into…

Vegvisir for Ross, we finally did it looking forward to the rest of the blackwork project!

Hey everyone, it's Jamie, back with another ink deep-dive! Today, we're going full-on Viking with the iconic Vegvisir or Viking Compass tattoo. You've seen