Men’s trap Tattoos provide the ideal venue to showcase larger designs. This tattoo style lends itself well to geometric pieces with strong symmetry. A traditional dragon tattoo looks fantastic wrapped around the bicep and trap muscles, as would an intricate clock or coordinate tattoo.
Text Tattoos in the trap area have grown increasingly popular for several reasons. One such factor is that trap Tattoos look great with designs that wouldn’t usually suit other body parts, including text tattoos, which tend to fit more naturally there than elsewhere. Roman numerals make for an eye-catching tattoo on the trap, adding an interesting visual aspect that not everyone will understand. Quotes that mean something to the wearer also look beautiful here; for instance, “Seek Discomfort” could inspire someone to push past their limits. Top shoulder areas also make great spots to add tattoos that draw attention to muscular shoulders and wide backs.
Roman Numerals
Men seeking minimalist tattoo designs will find significant meaning in Roman numeral tattoos, typically in black ink and placed on their ribs or collarbones. While this location can be painful to ink initially, the resultant design will look amazing once it heals completely! Tattoos that celebrate special dates and memories, like the date of someone’s passing away or birth, can be made more meaningful by adding symbols such as feathers or roses to make these tattoos genuinely personal and thoughtful. Contrasting with traditional clock tattoos, this piece features Roman numerals instead of numbers and fills up most of a man’s chest area.
Horizontal Designs
Men increasingly opt for Tattoos in their trap area, which makes sense, given that some designs look best there. Furthermore, this area is ideal for smaller pieces that run along muscles – perfect for horizontal details! Text tattoos work great in the trap area, such as words or names written vertically across the top shoulder using bold text or fancy calligraphy fonts. A line of meaningful symbols running straight across muscle can also look fantastic.
