Tattoo Placements Matter.

1. Public vs. Private: Do you want it to be seen all the time (like on your forearm), or more personal (like on your ribs or thigh).

   
   

2. Professional Setting: Depending on your job, some placements might be easier to keep covered.

   
   

3. Design Flow & Body Anatomy: The placement affects how the tattoo fits with your body’s natural lines and movement. A good artist will consider how a design flows with muscles or bone structure to make it look better over time.

   
   

4. Pain Level; Do not take the decision based on it, it will be just for a moment and it is part of the experience.

   
   

5. Fading & Longevity: Tattoos on hands, fingers, feet or elbows tend to fade faster due to friction, exposure to the sun, skin texture or frequent washing.

   
   

6. Size & Detail: Some spots allow for bigger or more detailed work (like the back or thigh), while smaller, curved areas (like wrists or ankles) limit the space and level of detail.