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This ‘God Of War’ Leg Sleeve Tattoo Is An Incredible Piece Of Art

This ‘God Of War’ Leg Sleeve Tattoo Is An Incredible Piece Of Art

But it took a long time to finish

Imogen Mellor

Imogen Mellor

All tattoos are art sure, we're never going to argue otherwise - however, some tattoos should be put in a museum somewhere because of their beauty. Here we have one such example as a gamer shows off their full leg sleeve dedicated to the action-adventure game God of War.

2018's God of War is considered a masterpiece by many. It takes the angry, destructive Kratos from the original trilogy, ages him a bit and finally gives him something to lose. Something to care about and protect outside of himself. It's a great piece of storytelling, incredible combat, and gorgeous environments so we can absolutely understand why people would want to show their appreciation for Santa Monica Studio's work with a tattoo.

We're still desperately waiting for any news on God of War 2: Ragnarok, following this teaser we saw back in 2020...

Spotted by GameRant, one fan has shown their love for the game will a massive piece on their left leg. Sporting highly detailed portraits of the characters and Kratos and Atreus on a boat in a lake, this dedication to the game is no joke. We can't imagine how much it would cost to get something like this let alone how painful it would be to go through this amazing transformation.


The owner of the tattoo, user Mitniftus posted the piece to Reddit showing it off the tattoos subreddit. It took almost two years to get the tattoo completed but it seems like it was worth the effort.

The artist, in case you were wondering, is Evan Olin who works and owns Powerline Tattoo. He's an incredibly talented individual as you may be able to tell from the original images, but if you want to have a look at more of his work, including other portraits of characters like Black Panther, you can see his Instagram here.

Featured Image Credit: Mitniftus / Sony Interactive Entertainment

Topics: News, Santa Monica Studio, God Of War