THE NORDIC TATTOO VOL 1 BOOK
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HISTORY IN INK.
Nordic Tattoo Volume 1 brings together the work of over 100 tattoo artists, illustrators, and craftsmen from around the world - each inspired by Nordic, Celtic, and ancient cultures. Compiled by Isar Oakmund, this collection captures the meeting point between tradition and modern artistry.
Each page showcases unique interpretations of myth, symbol, and history, from runic designs to knotwork and mythological figures. The result is both a creative resource and a visual archive - celebrating how ancient stories continue to shape the art of tattooing today.
A must-have for tattooers, designers, and enthusiasts of historical art forms.
Features
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Over 100 international artists and illustrators
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Focus on Nordic, Celtic, and ancient cultural influence
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Large-format printed edition
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Ideal for tattooists, designers, and art collectors
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Compiled and curated by Isar Oakmund
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Nordic Tattoo series?
It's a curated anthology showcasing the work of historical and Viking-inspired tattoo artists from across the world, with each page dedicated to a different artist's interpretation of traditional Nordic and European styles.
How is this different from the Viking Art Vols?
The Viking Art Vols are Isar's own hand-drawn motif references. The Nordic Tattoo series is a multi-artist anthology, bringing together work from over 100 tattooists working in Salin, Ringerike, Celtic and other historical European styles.
How many artists are featured?
Over 100 historical and Viking inspired tattoo artists are featured across the series, each contributing their own interpretation of traditional styles.
What styles of tattooing are covered?
Work based on Nordic, Pictish, Celtic, and other European historical art styles.
Is this a book of designs I can get tattooed, or a showcase of other artists' work?
It's primarily a showcase celebrating the work of artists within the historical tattoo community, rather than a flash sheet of ready-to-use designs, though it's a strong source of inspiration and reference. You can find our Viking art books full of ready-to-tattoo designs here
Who is this book for?
Tattooists, historians, and anyone interested in ancient European art and the artists keeping these traditions alive today.
Does buying this support the artists and community featured?
Yes. The series is part of Northern Black's work to promote artists within the historical tattoo genre and help the community grow.
What's the difference between the physical and digital editions?
The physical edition is a printed book, while the digital edition is an eBook for screen viewing or home printing.
