Inscribed at the bottom of the right side of his stomach, Durant has “Walk by faith not by sight,” coming from 2 Corinthians 5:7. Immediately above that is a cross. Directly above the cross is another scripture, this one adopted from Proverbs 15:33, which reads, “The fear of the Lord teaches a man wisdom, and humility comes before honor.”

On the left side of his stomach, Durant has an image of a house, which he once told me was the home he grew up in. In front of the house is a boy wearing a No. 35 jersey dribbling a basketball. And above his belly button, Durant, a suburban Washington, D.C. native, has the Washington Nationals’ squiggly red “W’” insignia. He has the area code 301 on his stomach and under that is the Texas Longhorns emblem where he played in college.

Durant supposedly had the names “Barbara”(his grandmother) and “Wanda”(his mother) tattooed on his chest when he entered the league and then added most of the ink in the last few months

On Durant's back is a very large angel which represents his Aunt who died of cancer. Durant explains his aunt was very important to him because she helped raise him and was the first person who got him into basketball which is why the angel is holding a basketball. The hands beside the angel showing 3 and 5 fingers represent his first basketball coach who never got to see him play college or pro because he died at age 35. Which is the significance of his number. Across his shoulder is Maryland the state he grew up in and he claims he wants to carry the state on his back because he has love for where he grew up.


http://larrybrownsports.com/basketball/kevin-durant -explains-meaning-behind-each-of-his-business-tattoos/78904

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiC5Ou9UFgQ

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