Jamie's wolf tattoo
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
My name is Jamie and I would like a tattoo! I have been looking for wolf tattoo ideas for a while now, and realise that this is the design I would like. It's minimalistic, meaningful and pays homage to my roots. I'm from Warrington, England, where rugby league is hugely popular. I grew up hearing tales of, and witnessing the mighty Warrington Wolves. I have a love of dogs, canines and all howling creatures which are wild at heart and their nature has some parallels with my own as a human! They're incredibly beautiful and diverse. They exist across most continents and hunt in packs. The alpha leads from the rear and they keep balance to ecosystems.
Very communicative and caring, they move in large packs. They care for their young with equal distribution.
In legend, werewolves are part man, part wolf. Turning into the latter on a full moon, or just at nighttime if they can't sleep.
I relate to this mystical phenomenon as I too struggle with sleep. I have been in various situations in my life where I've been vulnerable and scared and sometimes struggle to find refuge. I've been comforted by dogs all my life, including the late Bonnie, who was our family dog back in Warrington.
This tattoo would mean the world to me, if I were to have it on the inside of my left forearm - where I still bear a small scar from a botched suicide attempt. I love the nordic vibe it gives - the hygge is an aspect of living which I'm trying to embrace more and more. It's comforting to know that this wolf will be a true reflection of my battles of the past, as well as the prespect of looking forwards, in a more positive mindset. Howoooohhhhh!
Very communicative and caring, they move in large packs. They care for their young with equal distribution.
In legend, werewolves are part man, part wolf. Turning into the latter on a full moon, or just at nighttime if they can't sleep.
I relate to this mystical phenomenon as I too struggle with sleep. I have been in various situations in my life where I've been vulnerable and scared and sometimes struggle to find refuge. I've been comforted by dogs all my life, including the late Bonnie, who was our family dog back in Warrington.
This tattoo would mean the world to me, if I were to have it on the inside of my left forearm - where I still bear a small scar from a botched suicide attempt. I love the nordic vibe it gives - the hygge is an aspect of living which I'm trying to embrace more and more. It's comforting to know that this wolf will be a true reflection of my battles of the past, as well as the prespect of looking forwards, in a more positive mindset. Howoooohhhhh!