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Extra large tattoos should have sufficient breathing space within the design. While small tattoos fit well on your wrist or finger, large tattoos will make up the largest part of your appearance. Thus, sizing, placement, and proportions should be considered before getting an extra-large tattoo applied. Inkbolt’s extra large selection consists of designs meant for arm, back, and leg tattooing. Make sure to see the dimensions of the selected product beforehand. What Makes Extra Large Tattoos Different? The size will alter the way artwork appears on your skin. A complex design may look too cluttered when made small, whereas the larger surface will allow more space for portraits, sleeve designs, Asian, animal, spiritual, and other artworks. Go for an extra large tattoo if you want the design itself to be your main priority. Where Should You Place an Extra Large Tattoo? The placement has to be considered before selecting a design. The tattoo design should fit the body part and not the other way around. Arm & Sleeve The arm is good for an elongated design. The sleeve design can also work well for the arm. Back The back provides ample space for creating symmetrically designed artwork, characters and animals. The back is perfect for those designs that are broader rather than long. Leg The thigh and the calves can accommodate large artworks while at the same time providing control over visibility. This is especially helpful in case one wants a big tattoo but can easily hide it. Note: Always check the dimensions of the body part before placing the tattoo. An artwork that is long and slender will look totally different from one that is broad. How to Choose the Right Extra Large Design Don't go for a large tattoo simply because it looks good online. Think about your clothes, level of visibility, and whether the proportions are right for the spot. For an aggressive look: Tribal, warrior, and animal imagery make for great-looking tattoos when there is enough space. For a spir