This is an unusual piece because the entire verse is capitalized. Mostly, tattoos featuring a heavy body of writing tend to follow sentence formatting principles. This Bible verse tattoo is successful because the artist chose a capitalized text that works across the entire font.

An interesting Bible script due to the use of an angle in etching the tattoo. Rather than roll across the skin in horizontal fashion, the free-flowing cursive is enhanced by the degree it’s tilted in delivery. It’s a simple adjustment to normal style that has a noticeable result.

Another Philippians 4:13 but the quoted Bible verse this time instead of the bookmark reference. However, it employs a similar flowing cursive.

You look at the text first, and notice it’s tightly packed, well drawn, and lively. Then you get to the bottom and realize that it’s the entire verse of Psalm 23 tattooed down the right side of the subject’s body. It’s a top-quality tattoo design showing off precision in shape, flow, spacing, and concentration.

This Bible verse tattoo combines traditional cursive with the cross image. The artist created an interesting shade to emphasize the edge of the cross and make it seem like the skin has been pinched.

This flowing cursive Bible verse tattoo is deployed on an angled patch of the subject’s chest. It’s tight, compact work that would have been applied with a single needle.

This is a beautifully rendered piece of cursive text referencing Psalm 140:4. The verse begins with: “Keep me safe, Lord, from the hands of the wicked; protect me from the violent, who devise ways to trip my feet.” The subject of this tattoo has a ready reminder on his chest that God is watching out for him as he walks his path through life.

The elegant cursive text in this design, combined with the unusual angle of the tattoo flowing up from the ribs, makes for interesting artwork. The flourishes above and below the flowing text provide a sense of balance for the image.