Anthony Field’s tattoos are usually hidden by the blue skivvy he wears as the Blue Wiggle. Published photos and reporting document a Virgin Mary, Spanish lettering, a heart and family references, and a Hottest 100 tribute. They show part of the collection, not every tattoo on his arms.
Sense Music Media identifies the Virgin Mary on his left arm and links it to his Catholic faith. Pedestrian.TV reported the Hottest 100 tattoo in 2022, after The Wiggles’ cover of Tame Impala’s “Elephant” won the 2021 poll. The Independent has described his biceps as covered in tattoos.
The Virgin Mary tattoo on his left arm
Sense Music Media identifies a Virgin Mary tattoo on Field’s left arm and connects it with his Catholic faith. In a close portrait, the shaded figure covers part of his exposed upper arm and shoulder. Other ink surrounds it, but the source does not identify every nearby design.
The Spanish words about love and faith
The same portrait shows Spanish script curving across Field’s shoulder and upper chest. Published descriptions associate the phrases with love and faith, though the photograph does not make every word legible. The exact wording should not be guessed from the image.
The heart tattoo and family lettering
Published accounts also mention a heart and lettering associated with Field’s family. They appear among the larger arm pieces, but the available photographs do not make every name or its precise placement clear.
The Hottest 100 commemorative tattoo
In 2022, Field got a tattoo commemorating The Wiggles’ Hottest 100 win. Pedestrian.TV reported that the group’s cover of Tame Impala’s “Elephant” had won the 2021 poll, and described the tattoo as a large, muscular figure with the year 2022. Its studio photo shows an artist working on Field’s forearm. The report also connects the design to matching tattoos marking the group’s achievement.
The poll year and tattoo date differ: the win was for 2021, while the tattoo carries 2022, the year of the celebration.
Tattooed biceps beneath the Blue skivvy
The Independent has described Field’s biceps as covered in tattoos. Close photographs show dense shading and lettering across his upper arms; in performance photos, the long-sleeved blue skivvy usually covers the detail.
How Field’s public image hid the collection
Field’s regular costume helps explain why his tattoos are absent from many photographs. The long sleeves cover his arms; close portraits and studio images reveal more. The available pictures were taken at different times, so they do not provide a continuous view of the collection.
What the published photographs show
The sources document different things: Sense Music Media identifies the Virgin Mary and describes its faith context; Pedestrian.TV dates and explains the Hottest 100 piece; photographs show placement and visible detail. None provides a complete catalogue of Field’s tattoos.
The documented collection in context
The record is limited but specific: published accounts connect some of Field’s arm tattoos with faith and family, and document a later tribute to The Wiggles’ Hottest 100 result. Other designs remain unidentified in the sources and images available.