Polymorph Tattoos by Harrison Brewer
Built around the idea of forms changing, adapting and flowing into one another, Polymorph combines abstract shapes, blackwork and the natural movement of the body.
Rather than treating the body as a flat canvas, each tattoo is designed to work with the individual's anatomy. Lines, shapes and forms can move around the body, connect with existing tattoos and develop into larger pieces over time.
Every Polymorph tattoo is custom designed. There isn't a fixed template or catalogue of designs — the process starts with your ideas, your body and the concept you want to explore.
If you're interested in a Polymorph tattoo in Birmingham, get in touch with Harrison to arrange a consultation.
Polymorphism
- of Greek origin: Derived from two words,
Poly - Meaning “many”
Morph - Meaning “shapes”
"capability of existing in different forms;"
"differing in form, structure, or type,"
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