Why is there a faceless 6 foot bodybuilder in the classroom, and why do you call him a package?!
Bodybuilders are the products of their own craft. That's right: the creator, and the product. Their bodies are the packages they have designed for themselves (we have so much more in common than we realize, go package design!)
A Package in Bodybuilding, refers to the "overall impression a competitor presents on stage, based on a balance of several key criteria: size, symmetry, and muscularity". It is what they're actively and competitively being judged on: the results of their craft. Their brand.
This guy to the left is like a portal of sorts: he's magical, like 212 bodybuilders. Special. He allows you to step in-and-out of the package, a privilege that NO real bodybuilder ever has. Except you, of course.
When you step behind him and put your face where his once was, you're inside the package, the cool thing is that you actually get to step out of it - he doesn't. Until he retires. And even then, the muscle doesn't just leave, at least, not that fast anyways.
Bodybuilding makes you into a product, and he allows you to imagine what it must truly be like to devote your body full-time to a craft.
What are these tattoos?
This should come to no surprise: every worthy product deserves an appropiate label.
To help you immerse yourself into the idea of being your own product, I have designed a variety of temporary tattoos with different icons and letterings that represent the core of bodybuilding: from easily recognizable symbols (like a Plate Logo) to a very niche-level phrase (0 RIR), you can choose how you would want so signal your identity in the sport.
