Where to Place a Flower Tattoo
One of the biggest decisions for a person desiring a tattoo is where
on the body to place their artwork. Some tattoos are of a certain shape
or size that they will not fit everywhere. However, flower tattoos are
extremely versatile. They can be customized to fit any spot a person
wants, but there are some locations where flower body art simply works
best.
Where you place your flower tattoo depends upon the design you choose
to get. Small, subtle, feminine flowers look best when placed on the
ankle. However, for a sexier location you may want to place your artwork
on your pelvic bone. Like your ankle, this region can be hidden when
necessary. However, it is also easily revealed when wearing an
attractive bathing suit or pair of low-rise pants. Another sexy location
for a beautiful flower is on your upper breast. Again, this can be
selectively revealed by wearing a low-cut top and helps attract
attention to some of your most boastful features.
 Larger
tattoos are generally unsuited for your ankle, pelvic region, or chest.
If you want a large flowered design, you will need to give the tattoo
artist some space to work. So, it is best to place big tattoos on your
back, shoulder, legs, or arms. These last two options provide space that
is long rather than wide. Therefore, legs and arms are ideal for strings
of flowers or a vine-like design. You can also use legs and arms as
horizontal space by getting a band. The most common variation on this is
the tribal armband around a person’s bicep.
A tattoo’s location can also affect how much pain you feel and how
long your tattoo stays perfect. For example, many people report that
tattoos placed on or very near to bones hurt the most. Also, normally
tender locations can experience more severe discomfort. For example,
people report more pain near the Achilles tendon on the ankle or behind
the knee than in other spots. Also, some locations are prone to
stretching. If your skin stretches, your tattoo may become distorted.
This is important to consider if you want a tattoo on your stomach,
upper arm, breast, or thigh.
Ultimately, the decision of where to place your flower tattoo is
yours to make along with guidance from your tattoo artist. Before you
decide, make sure you consider the long-term effects of your decision.
Ask yourself how visible you want your tattoo to be, how likely you are
to experience weight gain or loss, and how much pain you are willing to
endure. Finally, make sure your location fits your design and ask your
artist to draw or place a temporary tattoo of your design on the spot
you choose. This will help you ensure you have picked the perfect
location for your flower body art.
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