Who has the best lower back Celtic tattoos?

Think about this title for a moment. Who has the best lower back celtic tattoos? In sports, the winner has the most points, or the least points, or the fastest time, or the most time. There is some quantifiable, well, quantity that can be used to evaluate competitors and separate the victor from the vanquished.

Perhaps an approach to determining the best lower back Celtic tattoo is to follow the model of figure skating. Seems strange, I know, to think about dainty figure skaters in the same context as Celtic tattoos, however, figure skating and similar sports such as gymnastics and diving all take some subjective judgment into account when determining the winner. While this approach has some appeal, there is still a high degree of active participation by each competitor. Clearly a skater slipping and falling will influence the judge’s score. The gymnast that fails to stick a landing will likewise be negatively impacted. The person with a tattoo should not necessarily gain or lose points if he or she fails to stick a landing.

When I think of lower back Celtic tattoos, I think of strength.  Metalwork strength, actually.  To me the designs in Celtic tattoos call forth images of artwork formed in steel.  I see strong similarities between these tattoos and other artistic works made of metal.  Specifically, I often see Celtic themes in custom built motorcycles.  Motorcycle frames are built, of metal, to exacting specifications.  They require incredible skills and technical proficiency yet still allow a great deal of artistry.  The end result is a one off custom design that is a unique expression of the artist and the owner.

So it is with lower back Celtic tattoos ?, The tattoos themselves represent enduring strength. They are great works of art, born of the artist’s skill and the wearer’s design skills. Sure, most tattoos start out as a template, but by the time the wearer walks out of the tattoo parlor, the template has been transformed into a unique expression that lasts forever.

When judging lower back Celtic tattoos , there are some similarities that definitely can be applied from custom motorcycle judging. Art can be divided into categories such as originality, use of color, and detail. An entire team of judges can be deployed, each judge scoring each tattoo.

Ultimately, though, it is not the opinion of a judge that matters. It’s the opinion of the wearer.