Electrocardiogram (EKG) patterns have long been seen as symbols of love and devotion. Their peaks and valleys create a linear pattern that can be used independently or as part of tattoo designs. EKG patterns can also be incorporated into tattoo designs, with their peaks and valleys creating lines resembling musical notation scales or with inspiring words such as faith or love written into their pulse.
Chest
The chest area contains ribs, bones, muscles, and various other tissues that come together in this space. The thoracic skeleton is the chest wall between the neck and abdomen. This area encases the heart and lungs, supporting breathing, and upper arms and shoulders movement.
You can add a heartbeat tattoo design to your body art in various ways. For instance, you use different colors and line textures to achieve an individualistic aesthetic. An emotive heartbeat tattoo can effectively convey your affection and emotions towards those closest to you. Important dates like those marking birth or passing can also be added – for instance,, the birthdates of children or siblings or commemorations for lost loved ones.
Upper Back
The upper back area tends to be stronger and more secure than its counterpart lumbar spine or neck regions and, therefore, less susceptible to spine-related problems like disc degeneration. However, pain and discomfort may arise in this region from injuries, degenerative conditions, or both. These factors could include an accident, degenerative changes, or a combination thereof.
Forearm
Heart rate tattoos are an elegant way to demonstrate the depth of your love. Men and women often opt for this design on any part of their bodies. Forearms are ideal places for small heartbeat tattoos. However, if you still need to decide where they should go, choosing something with more features or elements, such as side torso or back of neck tattoos, as alternative placement options might be wiser.
Some people like to add images of animals to their heartbeat tattoos as a symbol for what they love most about particular species; this could represent qualities like wisdom, strength, or courage that the animal represents.
Stomach
The stomach is an intricate organ that is essential in digesting food. It has many distinct features, including its extensive, muscular cardio and small, rounded body, which houses gastric juices to break down food. The stomach has three primary layers – inner oblique, middle circular, and outer longitudinal. Its primary purpose is holding and breaking down food to be sent into the intestine for further processing.
Feet
tattoos expressing your passions are an excellent way to showcase them, whether inking them across your chest or on your ribs, along the sides of the torso, or at the back of the neck. Foot tattoos can also make for a unique display. Add small heartbeat lines on either the sides or bottom of each foot for added flair!
Tattoo designs should fit well in the area in which they will be displayed; this will prevent excessive inking.
