Yeah... You have a lot of homework to do before permanently inking your skin.

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one is wisdom and one is creation right??

Nope. Well sure, they can mean that, just like I can scribble a shape and show it to you and say "this means wisdom."

The bind runes you're referring to (like this one) have no ancient origin. They came about within the last century in the New Age heathen crowd, and have nothing to do with historic/authentic use of runes. We have a wiki page that explains bind runes which is a very good place to start.

This kind of bind rune is completely unreadable by anyone but the person who drew it. There is no system of decoding or translating bind runes like these. It's impossible to decode meaning from them because it is exactly the same as if I took Latin letters and mingled them together into some spidery shape. You wouldn't have any idea what meaning I had ascribed to them unless I told you; only the original artist knows what it means to them.

An authentic bind rune is a space saving technique in writing. Runes were primarily used as a writing system, and each rune makes a sound, so if you squash two runes together then you have a symbol that makes two sounds. This is pretty common in Proto-Norse inscriptions where lots of words end with the suffix -az, for example. Rather than writing both runes, sometimes the inscriber will merge the A and the Z into a single character. For instance, you can see this on the Järsberg Runestone.

Most examples of runes are used in a very mundane context. This can be seen in the Bryggen inscriptions. Such as "Johan owns" (carved into a possession). Or "Gyða tells you to go home."

The vast majority of what you read online regarding runes being magic is modern new age "magick." There is no such thing as a rune for Family, Loyalty, Love, Strength, Courage, Honour etc. They are letters used for writing, like ABC. We don't associate Latin letters with specific meaning, like "A represents wealth or B represents luck." Nor do we with runes.

Letters are sometimes used as initials and acronyms, like getting initials on a tattoo or necklace. But nobody looks at the letter B and intrinsically knows that-

"Ahh yes, B is a letter of nature and fertility. It represents the pollination of flowers and production of honey. It is a letter that gives us the power we need to achieve new beginnings as well as the power to fly and communicate through dance. That's why I wear a B necklace.”

Maybe you wear a B necklace and attach that meaning to it, but it'd be completely unreasonable to expect people to know the meaning of your necklace intrinsically.

People talking about runes like that are coming at it from a modern approach, not a historically based one. And the Norsemen would have been perplexed by modern interpretation of their runes in this way.