Have you ever thought about getting your favorite team branded on your skin? A tattoo might be the ultimate act of devotion towards your club. Here, we’ve pulled a selection of layouts and designs to consider for those that wish to express their dedication with some permanent skin art.

Boston loves its sports teams equally. The four leaf clover is a simple yet, emblematic symbol of the town and its Irish heritage and what better way to spread that love than dedicate one clover to each team.

Tattoos on knuckles screams “intense”. Another take on the four logo ensemble, but this one dedicates a historical iteration of the LA Angels logo to each finger. The red really pops and is cool to look at unless it’s coming in fast at your eye.

Pittsburgh Penguins fans are a breed of their own, and this is a massive mural on God-knows-what body part, picturing Kris Letang, Sidney Crosby hoisting the Stanley Cup and the Penguin itself. The pointillist artwork is quite good, nonetheless.

The quality is very high on this calf tattoo of Brutus the Buckeye stomping out of the Ohio State logo. I can imagine this took hours to shade properly and get the details of Brutus right. Mascot and logo is definitely the safe route to sport fan body art. The last thing you want is to get a tattoo of a player that later gets charged with assault, or something worse.

This is cool. The effect of the outer layer of skin being shredded to reveal the New Jersey Devils logo inside.

The skull bandit look certainly has the intimidation factor going for it, but the subtle use of the Steeler fans Terrible Towel as a bandana is creative.

The love for LA basketball is strong here, and the grey tattoo is a good way of pulling this off without mixing clashing colors.

Finishing with another representation of a fan base that has a strong love for their teams, this fan who pays homage to both the Eagles and the Phillies in another inside-the-flesh look. The incorporation of the Liberty Plaza creates a nice concept, even if a touch busy.

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