Best Fonts for Tattoos

Artists have the freedom to do it the way he sees fit for a particular area on the body. If the client permits and gives the artist his aesthetic freedom, it’s going to be a win-win situation for the artist (for granting him the comfort to do it his style) and the client (for taking advantage of the artist’s talent). As a result, the tattoo’s going to look much better than for example, a computer-generated tattoo font. The artist can maximize the covered area with his own flow and cursives. That is why it is always important to look for the perfect tattooer who can do the job well.

I'm not saying that computer-generated fonts are a no-go, it’s just that talent and artistic output from a skilled artist is a much better choice. But then again, everybody’s got an opinion and we all make our own choices anyway. So let’s just have a look at some awesome hand-made tattoo fonts... Whatever choices you make, make sure that you are 100% happy with it. As the old saying goes, you gotta “Think before you Ink”

Browse through Tattoo lettering flash books designed by tattoo artists for tattoo font ideas. The best tattoo fonts are also typographic, which means that the words are given more statement and more graphic value by adding swirls, curves, and experimenting with shading and the overall look of the letters. The art in it is always present, which makes it visually and mentally stimulating.

See how the freestyle curves and shading flows along the stomach and adorns the body perfectly. You may be keen on choosing a statement that is brief, bold, and direct so that the letters are few and are given more chance to upsize and be readable from afar.

Signature tattoos are cool too. Signatures have its own unique curves and quirks which makes it a good hand-made tattoo. Some people usually get signatures of their loved ones tattooed on them. Our friend George got this tattoo right after Slash (Guns N' Roses) signed it across his arm!