ChestQuote tattoos have become a common choice for men. This tattoo is more important than any tattoo on another body part.
It’s much like communicating to the outside world “this is who I am, this is what I believe.”
The designs are usually not very decorative or refined. The focus is on the words inked eternally on a particular male’s skin and their meaning. This tattoo is often symbolic for the wearer, regardless of whether it comes from a book or movie.
Sometimes the quote speaks directly to the man’s mind, other times it might seem paradoxical or cryptic to the person who is reading it. There is an intimate story behind every chest quote tattoo. Even though the tattoo looks simple and easy to understand it can have a different meaning for the wearer. What’s more, the motivation for getting a chest quote tattoo plays a huge part in the tattoo wearer’s decision.
You can get a chest tattoo for many reasons, including an engagement, birth or death of a child, or the loss of a dear one. This type of tattoo can be used to help men heal their past, accept today and look forward.
So if you’re a tattoo artist or a tattoo parlor, you can refer to the picture style below. Create chest tattoo designs with , and become a unique style map in the store. Stick it on the wall of the store, on the computer, in front of the mirror, on the table, or anywhere. Such unique in-store ideas will bring you more customers. You can even stick them on your products as giveaways to customers.
ChestQuote Tattoo Ideas
“Born again still your son,” is a an excellent quote referencing god and parent. Although the cursive used for this chest tattoo was well-detailed and flows nicely, it took some time to understand. Although the placement and curving font are fine, it could be improved upon for future chest work. The quote should be included if the subject wants more work in this area.
Clean, effective chest quote tattoo. It is easy to convey this message without using any fancy imagery or fonts. The somewhat ratty ribbon is a subtle reminder of the hard work that goes into building character.
Chicano graffiti is known for its bold and large cursive. It is also popular due to the ease of creating characters. This piece features a strong font that is inked in black, with sharp, detailed internal detail. This allows for the piece to be looping and large, while still being easy to understand amongst all the swirls and squiggles.
This is a great chest quote tattoo. Research the semi colon symbol and its relationship to body art – especially if you’ve struggled with mental health – for a full primer on a great subculture. It’s interesting and important for tattoo enthusiasts and others. Building on the small symbol this tattoo applies a very funky and innovative font to display it’s message. The black single-needle fill gives the tattoo a clear, sharp appearance.
Crisp cursive can mean the difference between a well-written affirmation tattoo or a messy, difficult-to-read tattoo. If you’re opting to use words on skin, always try to make sure there’s a clarity to the wording even if it’s threaded in to part of a larger tattoo. Also, thoroughly spell check, theme check and context check any foreign and dead languages you wish to use so you don’t make a mistake. Many men are carrying the Chinese symbol of strength in building and methods, rather than physical manifestations. Be smart
Yes! I love a little J.R.R Tolkien, and this Lord of the Rings tattoo proves it. It has a Hobbiton feel with its sharp quills and fat fingers and hairy feet. Yet, it is easy to read and cool looking. It’s also similar to the sun blaze shading patterns that alternate with neg space. It can be difficult to read over time, but it fills space effectively (the font size is quite large by tattoo standards), without becoming a focal point.
Spanish is an excellent language for tattoos. It flows beautifully on the skin or page just as well as in conversation. This example shows a nicely executed chest quote tattoo. There’s no spectacular bells and whistles, just a simple message in fresh cursive augmented by a few bits of fine needle bordering fancy.
Another simple and effective chest piece. The font is large, unique, and well balanced on the subject’s left breast. Only a slight, pedantic quibble, the ‘e’ when ending a word kind of looks like it’s added an ‘r’ at the end because of the flourish. It’s a small nitpick, but the type of thing you notice when words spend 20+ years being read from the same page.
As the cursive on this chest tattoo. It’s easy to read but still flourishes nicely, and the handwritten note effect of the font size works well in the placement.
This chest tattoo has been integrated into a larger work. The quote itself is clean, crisp cursive that utilizes a nice touch of white ink highlight across each word’s middle. It’s cleverly filled with fuzzy flowing shadow and sharp stars to align it with the rest of the subject’s right side tattoo.
This is a great family-oriented quote. There’s contradicting word thicknesses (like when kids press too hard on their pen) through the left edge of the piece but hopefully they will settle down and not look so different as time passes.
This body art is well placed, curving along the subject’s chest in nice flow. Although the large text makes it easier to read, thicker lines with white ink highlights and clearer cursive would help. To give more shape, the underlined borders can be thickened or extended.
A mix and match font tattoo. The different fonts are very interesting individually, but when combined and without fill pattern, they clash within the space. Internal shading is great. The piece could use a bright block fill or more attenuated grey shading to bring it in line with the contrast.
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FAQ:
Q: How painful is a chest tattoo?
A: The pain level of a chest tattoo depends on several factors, such as the size, design, location, and pain tolerance. Generally, the chest is considered a moderately painful area to get tattooed, especially near the sternum, ribs, and collarbone.
Q: How long does a chest tattoo take to heal?
A: A chest tattoo can take two to four weeks to heal, depending on how well you care for it. You should follow your tattoo artist’s aftercare instructions, such as keeping the tattoo clean, moisturized, and protected from the sun.
Q: How much does a chest tattoo cost?
A: The cost of a chest tattoo varies depending on the size, complexity, colour, and style of the tattoo, as well as the experience and reputation of the tattoo artist. A chest tattoo can range from $200 to $2000 or more.
Q: What are some popular designs for chest tattoos?
A: Some popular designs for chest tattoos are tribal, floral, geometric, script, animal, and portrait.
