After Boston designer Kirk Wallace’s father passed away from cancer and heart complications, Wallace decided to ink an impressive tribute on his arm. The designer took inspiration from his father’s wish to get a crop circle tattoo and immediately started sketching after the death.
The design features two crop drawings surrounding a field. The field has crop circles in it that form the word “Dad.” Wallace’s tattoo has a distorted perspective, with your view of the field flipping from horizontal to bird’s eye view. The distortion is a tribute to how Wallace’s dad felt that everything was sideways after bypass surgery.
Wallace’s tattoo features strong, simple and uniform lines. His design gives the tattoo a clean and structural feel, which lends itself to emphasizing the text in the crop circles.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Minimalist Tattoos
- Opportunity for innovative tattoo artists to explore clean, simple designs with strong, uniform lines.
- Crop Circle Art
- Potential for artists to create unique and meaningful tattoo designs inspired by crop circles.
- Distorted Perspective Tattoos
- Disruptive opportunity for tattoo artists to experiment with perspective and create visually engaging designs.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Tattoo Artists
- Tattoo artists can leverage the trend of minimalist tattoos and crop circle art to offer unique and personalized designs.
- Art and Design
- Art and design industry can incorporate the trend of distorted perspective tattoos into various art forms, pushing the boundaries of visual expression.
- Memorial Services
- Memorial service industry can explore offering crop circle tattoos as a meaningful way for individuals to pay tribute to their loved ones.
