35. Eagle Tattoo on Neck

Getting any tattoo on your neck shows that you don’t play by the rules. The back of the neck is an excellent space for a symmetrical eagle design. For something more alternative, look at eagles in flight that can stretch from behind the ear down the side of your neck. 

36. Eagle Throat Tattoo

Throat tattoos make quite the statement and are most effective when featuring an asymmetrical design. An eagle with spread-out wings, either from the front or the back, sits perfectly across the throat and is an edgy way to carry this powerful symbol.

37. Eagle Back Tattoo

Eagle tattoos have the potential to be big pieces and would not look lost on the vastness of a back. Eagle tattoos show power and dominance, and allowing the tattoo to be the central focus on the back solidifies its imagery. It gives this majestic bird space to spread its wings and come alive. 

38. Eagle Stomach Tattoo

Having a tattoo across your stomach gives you room to add plenty of added imagery to your design. This can be the best place to go wild with flags, rivers, trees, mountains, snakes, or detailed shading. 

39. Eagle Wrist Tattoo

Having an eagle on your wrist can be an understate and stylish way to pull off this tattoo.  Most often these tattoos will be small and best when a simple design is used. 

40. Eagle Half Sleeve Tattoo

Eagle tattoos make great half sleeves and can serve as the base for elaborate designs. Instead of getting many smaller images, one large eagle accompanied by a flag or watercolors can easily complete a half sleeve.

Eagle Tattoo FAQ:

What does an eagle tattoo mean?

The eagle tattoo is loaded with symbolism and has significance in many different cultures, including Aztec, Norse, Latin American, and Asian traditions. Over these cultures, the eagle has come to signify patriotism, bravery, and wisdom.