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Saturday, November 20, 2010
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Gold Tattoo For Girl
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| Gold Tattoo For Girl |
Tattoos are the body decoration du jour with celebrities including Oscars nominee Angelina Jolie, Drew Barrymore, and Megan Fox all seen sporting ink on the red carpet, but a new Australian-designed jewellery range is set to tattoo A-listers, not with ink, but with pure gold.
Bejewel yourself like an Academy Award starlet with this Australian first, RUSH Tattoo - 9 carat gold reusable tattoos, versatile body jewels that you simply stick on for instant appeal.
Adorn yourself in a way that allows you to accentuate your best feature - be it décolletage, back, nape of your neck, your arms. And the best part? No piercing or ink required.
A glamorous alternative to the permanent variety of tattoo, the just-launched RUSH Tattoo is ideal for a gala evening event, that first date, or just to add a touch of star-quality to your Friday night out.
This innovative product is designed for direct application to the skin, and gives you unprecedented freedom, with body decoration options that are limited only by your imagination.
RUSH Tattoo comes in 11 chic designs with heart, star, embellished disc, moon, sun, teardrop, butterfly, Aztec, lips, and snake designs available and recommended retail prices starting from $99.
RUSH Tattoo jewels are applied with the ease of touch, simply press on, and celebrity style is yours for the night. RUSH Tattoos can be re-applied infinitely, with an easy-to-use refillable double-sided adhesive.
Wear one jewel to add a highlight, or group multiple jewels together for maximum impact. Durable enough to last all night, yet easy to remove, there will be no ‘morning-after’ regrets with a RUSH Tattoo.
How to RUSH Tattoo:
· Clean and dry the area you wish to apply the RUSH Tattoo jewel
· Gently peel the shiny side of the adhesive cover strip and press firmly onto the RUSH Tattoo
· Remove the remaining matt cover strip, taking care to avoid touching the exposed adhesive
· Apply firmly to the skin
· RUSH Tattoo can be applied to the skin over and over with the use of fresh adhesive
Bejewel yourself like an Academy Award starlet with this Australian first, RUSH Tattoo - 9 carat gold reusable tattoos, versatile body jewels that you simply stick on for instant appeal.
Adorn yourself in a way that allows you to accentuate your best feature - be it décolletage, back, nape of your neck, your arms. And the best part? No piercing or ink required.
A glamorous alternative to the permanent variety of tattoo, the just-launched RUSH Tattoo is ideal for a gala evening event, that first date, or just to add a touch of star-quality to your Friday night out.
This innovative product is designed for direct application to the skin, and gives you unprecedented freedom, with body decoration options that are limited only by your imagination.
RUSH Tattoo comes in 11 chic designs with heart, star, embellished disc, moon, sun, teardrop, butterfly, Aztec, lips, and snake designs available and recommended retail prices starting from $99.
RUSH Tattoo jewels are applied with the ease of touch, simply press on, and celebrity style is yours for the night. RUSH Tattoos can be re-applied infinitely, with an easy-to-use refillable double-sided adhesive.
Wear one jewel to add a highlight, or group multiple jewels together for maximum impact. Durable enough to last all night, yet easy to remove, there will be no ‘morning-after’ regrets with a RUSH Tattoo.
How to RUSH Tattoo:
· Clean and dry the area you wish to apply the RUSH Tattoo jewel
· Gently peel the shiny side of the adhesive cover strip and press firmly onto the RUSH Tattoo
· Remove the remaining matt cover strip, taking care to avoid touching the exposed adhesive
· Apply firmly to the skin
· RUSH Tattoo can be applied to the skin over and over with the use of fresh adhesive
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Hayden Panettiere Doesn't Mind a Misspelled Tattoo
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| Baby Was Misspelled |
One of the worst possible things that can happen to someone who is receiving a text tattoo is that the tattoo accidentally gets misspelled. This actually happens a lot more often than one would think. This is why it is so very important that you make sure you have the correct spelling of the tattoo and that your tattoo artist is aware of how to spell the word or words. When they put the tattoo transfer paper on you and ask if this is ok, this is when you do a mental spell check to make sure they have it spelled correctly. If they don't spell it correctly, this it the perfect time to speak up and let them know.
This mostly happens with tattoos that are done in a different language. So if you are dead set on getting a text tattoo in a different language make darn sure you have got the correct spelling. This is something that Hero's hottie, Hayden Panettiere did not do. Hayden has a tattoo doing down her side that reads "Vivere senza rimipiantic" which is suppose translate to live without regret in Italian. However the tattoo was misspelled so it really means nothing. Hayden has admitted that its no sweat off her back because she can't really see her tattoo, so it's not like she has to look at it all the time and be reminded of it. She also said she would more than likely get it fixed at some point in time. She brushes the misspelling off as putting her own spin on it. This is a great way to think, also unless someone knows Italian they will never know.
This mostly happens with tattoos that are done in a different language. So if you are dead set on getting a text tattoo in a different language make darn sure you have got the correct spelling. This is something that Hero's hottie, Hayden Panettiere did not do. Hayden has a tattoo doing down her side that reads "Vivere senza rimipiantic" which is suppose translate to live without regret in Italian. However the tattoo was misspelled so it really means nothing. Hayden has admitted that its no sweat off her back because she can't really see her tattoo, so it's not like she has to look at it all the time and be reminded of it. She also said she would more than likely get it fixed at some point in time. She brushes the misspelling off as putting her own spin on it. This is a great way to think, also unless someone knows Italian they will never know.
Misspelled Tattoos Happen More Than You
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| Card of Misspelled Tattoos |
One of the worst things that could happen to a person getting a tattoo is realizing that afterward the tattoo is misspelled. Nine time out of ten there is nothing that can be done to fix that tattoo, so you end up having to live with it or you have to choice of trying to cover it up. This is why it is so important to follow the spell check rule before getting a tattoo. First make sure you know the correct spelling and as silly as it sounds make sure your tattoo artist know the correct spelling. But following these simply steps it should ensure that you will not receive a misspelled tattoo.
However, it will more than likely turn into a nice conversation piece and you will probably learn to laugh about it later in life. Well it seems that regular people are not immune the the misspelled tattoo fortune. Many high profile celebrities have fallen victim to this as well.
Hero's star Hayden Panettiere has recently been showing off a new tattoo that is on her side. It reads "vivere senza rimipianti" which is Italian for "to live with no regrets" well the sad thing is rimipianti was spelled with an extra "i". It is probably a safe bet that she does regret that. Also mega hot soccer star, David Beckham has a misspelled tattoo of his wife's name. What David wanted was Victoria" in Sanskrit What He Got was something totally different. He got "Vihctoria" in Sanskrit. Pop star Britney Spears wanted the Chines character for "Mysterious", what she got was the Chinese character Strange". Lastly, Rihanna wanted "Forgiveness, Honesty, Suppression and Control" in Sanskrit and she got "Forgiveness, Honesty, Suppression and Control" misspelled in Sanskrit.
Word to the wise especially if you are getting a tattoo in another language make darn sure that what you are getting is spelled right some goes with an English word.
However, it will more than likely turn into a nice conversation piece and you will probably learn to laugh about it later in life. Well it seems that regular people are not immune the the misspelled tattoo fortune. Many high profile celebrities have fallen victim to this as well.
Hero's star Hayden Panettiere has recently been showing off a new tattoo that is on her side. It reads "vivere senza rimipianti" which is Italian for "to live with no regrets" well the sad thing is rimipianti was spelled with an extra "i". It is probably a safe bet that she does regret that. Also mega hot soccer star, David Beckham has a misspelled tattoo of his wife's name. What David wanted was Victoria" in Sanskrit What He Got was something totally different. He got "Vihctoria" in Sanskrit. Pop star Britney Spears wanted the Chines character for "Mysterious", what she got was the Chinese character Strange". Lastly, Rihanna wanted "Forgiveness, Honesty, Suppression and Control" in Sanskrit and she got "Forgiveness, Honesty, Suppression and Control" misspelled in Sanskrit.
Word to the wise especially if you are getting a tattoo in another language make darn sure that what you are getting is spelled right some goes with an English word.
Misspelled Tattoos for Men
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| Misspelled Tattoos for Men |
Unfortunately, there are many people out there that have a tattooed misspelled, this awful practice happens more than one may think. The horrible thing about misspelling a tattoo is there is not way to erase it and start over. Once it is misspelled it is going to stay that way forever, not unless there is enough room to correct it or room to cover it up with another tattoo.With this being said it is pretty ironic that tattoo is one of the most misspelled words out there. So if you don't want to be like the many people out there in the world that has a misspelled tattoo follow these next steps and you should be never have this problem.
Most tattoo artist put your tattoo design on a piece of transfer paper that gets applied very similar to a temporary tattoo. Before the tattoo artist puts it on you they ask if everything looks alright and they ask the same after the have applied on you. So before they put this template on you make 100% sure that whatever word or phrases that you are getting tattooed on you is spelled correctly. If you are unsure of a spelling of a word, for heaven sakes look it up. Also after the tattoo artist has applied the transfer paper to your skin check again to make sure everything looks correct before they fire up the tattoo gun and go to town on your skin. It is always better to be safe than sorry, especially when it comes to a tattoo.
Most tattoo artist put your tattoo design on a piece of transfer paper that gets applied very similar to a temporary tattoo. Before the tattoo artist puts it on you they ask if everything looks alright and they ask the same after the have applied on you. So before they put this template on you make 100% sure that whatever word or phrases that you are getting tattooed on you is spelled correctly. If you are unsure of a spelling of a word, for heaven sakes look it up. Also after the tattoo artist has applied the transfer paper to your skin check again to make sure everything looks correct before they fire up the tattoo gun and go to town on your skin. It is always better to be safe than sorry, especially when it comes to a tattoo.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Tattoo Lyrics for every body
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| Tattoo Lyrics |
Word tattoos are getting hotter and popular these days, every tat enthusiast wants to have a piece of that striking short quote or meaningful sayings tattooed on one part of their body. Well, who can blame them? Text designs are great alternatives for images because they can directly express what one feels or believe in. Here are some ideas for you to explore.
Short quotes can have a great impact because they are simple, concise and straight to the point. They can be best inked on your wrist, arm, nape, ankle and foot. They are at their coolest when expressed in 2-3 words. Some examples are:
Risk It All
No Regret
Stay Classy
Just Breathe
Life Happens
So it Goes
Calm your Expectations
Fallen Angel
Meaningful sayings and quotations are another sought after text designs. These kind of word tattoos are at their best when tattooed on bigger skin canvas like the ribcage, shoulder blade and back. Mostly, the quotations are about struggles and hardships in life or assertion of strength, love and aspirations. Here are some ideas from several respectable authors:
"Even The Best Fall Down, Sometimes. "
"It Does Not Do To Dwell On Dreams And Forget To Live."
"Its not the length of life but the depth of life."
"Love is the key to my heart. "
Lyrics from your favorite songs are always exciting options for you to delve into. Music is very much a part of our everyday lives so here are some examples.
"Lies are simple. Simple is bliss." from NOFX The Decline
"Free your Mind" from En Vogue
"My heart is full and my door's always open." from Maroon 5
Lines from a favorite movie would be another interesting source. Lately, the success of the movie " Twilight", lead to famous lines like " And so the lion fell in love with the lamb...". There is also the ""Wake your dreams" from Lord of the Rings and "This too shall pass" which was mentioned in the movie, "My Bestfriends' Wedding.
How about excerpts from your favorite book. Mine are from Nicholas Sparks "Love is like the wind, you can't see it but you can feel it" (A Walk to Remember) and "Nothing that's worthwhile is ever easy. Remember that" (Message in a Bottle).
By now, you must already have a lot of ideas going through your mind. The truth is, the possibilities are endless for a great tattoo quote. Getting something that have significance and meaning to your life is the best route for you to go.
Short quotes can have a great impact because they are simple, concise and straight to the point. They can be best inked on your wrist, arm, nape, ankle and foot. They are at their coolest when expressed in 2-3 words. Some examples are:
Risk It All
No Regret
Stay Classy
Just Breathe
Life Happens
So it Goes
Calm your Expectations
Fallen Angel
Meaningful sayings and quotations are another sought after text designs. These kind of word tattoos are at their best when tattooed on bigger skin canvas like the ribcage, shoulder blade and back. Mostly, the quotations are about struggles and hardships in life or assertion of strength, love and aspirations. Here are some ideas from several respectable authors:
"Even The Best Fall Down, Sometimes. "
"It Does Not Do To Dwell On Dreams And Forget To Live."
"Its not the length of life but the depth of life."
"Love is the key to my heart. "
Lyrics from your favorite songs are always exciting options for you to delve into. Music is very much a part of our everyday lives so here are some examples.
"Lies are simple. Simple is bliss." from NOFX The Decline
"Free your Mind" from En Vogue
"My heart is full and my door's always open." from Maroon 5
Lines from a favorite movie would be another interesting source. Lately, the success of the movie " Twilight", lead to famous lines like " And so the lion fell in love with the lamb...". There is also the ""Wake your dreams" from Lord of the Rings and "This too shall pass" which was mentioned in the movie, "My Bestfriends' Wedding.
How about excerpts from your favorite book. Mine are from Nicholas Sparks "Love is like the wind, you can't see it but you can feel it" (A Walk to Remember) and "Nothing that's worthwhile is ever easy. Remember that" (Message in a Bottle).
By now, you must already have a lot of ideas going through your mind. The truth is, the possibilities are endless for a great tattoo quote. Getting something that have significance and meaning to your life is the best route for you to go.
Body Painting Design for Girl
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| Body Painting Design for Girl |
Body painting is one of the most unique kinds of art. People from all over the world paint their bodies to express their thoughts and feelings. People paint their bodies when they are cheering for their team. They also paint their bodies for specific events. Just like a clown paints his face to make people laugh similarly people get their body painted for many reason. The painted body represents creativity and imagination. There are certain tips one can follow while painting their body. A certain procedure is followed for painting the body to ensure that the paint looks beautiful and portrays a sharp image.
Before painting the body it is a good idea to wash and dry your body so that the dust particles are removed. This will help in creating a uniform layer of paint. There are several methods for painting your body. Select the one that best suits you for the following: tempra, markers, liquid latex, airbrush makeup, PAX makeup and textile acrylics. Each technique has its own pros and cons. Using markers are safe and they are cheap but it takes a lot of time to paint the body with markers. Also these markers have to be frequently replaced as they finish up quickly. Using tempra is a bad choice as it flakes off when it dries and makes quite a mess. Although it is cheap but when the paint dries up it becomes powdery.
The use of airbrush makeup to paint the body is a very good choice and highly recommended by professional. Unfortunately it is expensive but the quality is wonderful. Painting with the help of airbrush makeup is flexible and provides excellence in the quality of work. Another good choice for painting body is the use of textile acrylics which are cheap, easy to use, good looking and safe to use. All these are the perfect methods for painting the body. Apart from this while painting the body one must keep certain things in mind. Use a sponge if a larger area is to be painted, it is quicker and easier. Visualizing the end result is a good idea as it will help in the perfect painting of the body. Add special effects by using glitter and other shiny cosmetics. Keep a bundle of tissues while painting so as to quickly remove the mistakes while painting and drawing. All these tips can help in painting the body perfectly.
Before painting the body it is a good idea to wash and dry your body so that the dust particles are removed. This will help in creating a uniform layer of paint. There are several methods for painting your body. Select the one that best suits you for the following: tempra, markers, liquid latex, airbrush makeup, PAX makeup and textile acrylics. Each technique has its own pros and cons. Using markers are safe and they are cheap but it takes a lot of time to paint the body with markers. Also these markers have to be frequently replaced as they finish up quickly. Using tempra is a bad choice as it flakes off when it dries and makes quite a mess. Although it is cheap but when the paint dries up it becomes powdery.
The use of airbrush makeup to paint the body is a very good choice and highly recommended by professional. Unfortunately it is expensive but the quality is wonderful. Painting with the help of airbrush makeup is flexible and provides excellence in the quality of work. Another good choice for painting body is the use of textile acrylics which are cheap, easy to use, good looking and safe to use. All these are the perfect methods for painting the body. Apart from this while painting the body one must keep certain things in mind. Use a sponge if a larger area is to be painted, it is quicker and easier. Visualizing the end result is a good idea as it will help in the perfect painting of the body. Add special effects by using glitter and other shiny cosmetics. Keep a bundle of tissues while painting so as to quickly remove the mistakes while painting and drawing. All these tips can help in painting the body perfectly.
History of Jesus Tattoos on Body
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| History of Jesus |
For a significant portion of the world's population, Jesus Chris of Nazareth is the end-all, be-all when it comes to devoted religious worship. Put succinctly, for these folks, there's no one more important than Jesus. When they want to show their devotion, therefore, one of the most creative and powerful ways they go about it is with a tattoo of the Son of God up on his cross. There are thousands of different variations of the Jesus on the Cross Tattoo design, and here are some pointers to get you started on deciding which is the best for you.
Deciding on Size: Just how devoted to Jesus are you? Some people devote large sections of their body to showing off their Jesus tattoo. Others prefer something a little more discrete, perhaps in a spot that can only be seen when clothing is removed. Decide where you stand, and make your decision accordingly.
Where is the Emphasis: Some people place all of the detailed emphasis on the cross, while others put the majority of the attention on Jesus himself. This is an important distinction to make, and one that requires thought.
Placement of the Cross: One great variation on the standard theme is to place Jesus carrying his cross, rather than posted up to it. This symbolizes something entirely different, and devout Catholics will notice.
A Full Scene: Some people are very attracted to the nativity scene as a symbol. If you're thinking about carrying a Jesus tattoo, why not consider a full image of everyone involved in the crucifixion? Turn your entire back into a living storyboard of Jesus' last moments. This would be one of the most unique tattoos you could get to show off your bond with Christ.
A Halo: You could also put a halo around Jesus' head, to signify the angels that took him up to heaven after he died. Likewise, it's worth considering putting an entire scene in with the angels taking him. The only limit to what will eventually end up as ink on your body are the roadblocks you create in your mind, and of course these can be broken down with effort. If you free yourself to come up with something really great, you'll come away with a timeless design.
Deciding on Size: Just how devoted to Jesus are you? Some people devote large sections of their body to showing off their Jesus tattoo. Others prefer something a little more discrete, perhaps in a spot that can only be seen when clothing is removed. Decide where you stand, and make your decision accordingly.
Where is the Emphasis: Some people place all of the detailed emphasis on the cross, while others put the majority of the attention on Jesus himself. This is an important distinction to make, and one that requires thought.
Placement of the Cross: One great variation on the standard theme is to place Jesus carrying his cross, rather than posted up to it. This symbolizes something entirely different, and devout Catholics will notice.
A Full Scene: Some people are very attracted to the nativity scene as a symbol. If you're thinking about carrying a Jesus tattoo, why not consider a full image of everyone involved in the crucifixion? Turn your entire back into a living storyboard of Jesus' last moments. This would be one of the most unique tattoos you could get to show off your bond with Christ.
A Halo: You could also put a halo around Jesus' head, to signify the angels that took him up to heaven after he died. Likewise, it's worth considering putting an entire scene in with the angels taking him. The only limit to what will eventually end up as ink on your body are the roadblocks you create in your mind, and of course these can be broken down with effort. If you free yourself to come up with something really great, you'll come away with a timeless design.
Full Body Tattoos for Blonde Girls
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| Full Body Tattoos for Blonde Girls |
Many girls are passionate about getting art inked on their body and there is a wide range of different designs available to a girl. Tattoos for girls represent fashion, style, and girls get them to look and feel beautiful, sexy, and feminine.
Believe it or not, but tattoos for women was not excepted about 40 years ago. However, tattoos for women is widely excepted these days. There are so many tattoo designs in a wide variety of styles, colors and characters available for girls that it can be a challenge finding your best one.
Most girls are attracted to full body tattoos, particularly on the back. Girl full body tattoos are popular among those girls that want to draw attention with their art. As tattoos become more popular women are getting much larger ones than before.
Some of the most popular tattoos girls use to cover their body include designs such as the tribal, dragonfly, dolphin, Celtic, zodiac, and butterfly. Out of all these designs the best girl full body tattoo design has to be flower pattern tattoos which is used by many women to cover up their whole back, leg, side, and other areas. Some of the most attractive flower tattoo designs include roses, daisies, lilies, sunflower, and cherry blossoms.
Getting a full body tattoo is one of the most important decisions you can make because these tattoos are permanent. These tattoos are a statement of who you are to the world and tells how you want to be perceived by everyone.
Believe it or not, but tattoos for women was not excepted about 40 years ago. However, tattoos for women is widely excepted these days. There are so many tattoo designs in a wide variety of styles, colors and characters available for girls that it can be a challenge finding your best one.
Most girls are attracted to full body tattoos, particularly on the back. Girl full body tattoos are popular among those girls that want to draw attention with their art. As tattoos become more popular women are getting much larger ones than before.
Some of the most popular tattoos girls use to cover their body include designs such as the tribal, dragonfly, dolphin, Celtic, zodiac, and butterfly. Out of all these designs the best girl full body tattoo design has to be flower pattern tattoos which is used by many women to cover up their whole back, leg, side, and other areas. Some of the most attractive flower tattoo designs include roses, daisies, lilies, sunflower, and cherry blossoms.
Getting a full body tattoo is one of the most important decisions you can make because these tattoos are permanent. These tattoos are a statement of who you are to the world and tells how you want to be perceived by everyone.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Tattoo Gallery in My Blog
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| Nascar Tattoo |
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| Flower Tattoo |
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| Butterfly Angel Tattoo |
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| Sexy Side for Tattoo |
Lyrics Tattoo is Nice and Very Popular
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| Tattoo Lyrics |
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| Tattoo Lyrics |
Like tattoos in general word tattoos are becoming increasingly more popular. So what is a word tattoo? They are tattoos that are made up of words, usually a meaningful phrase or quote to the person that is getting the tattoo.
Where can you put a word tattoo? Well you can put them anywhere you want, however some of the more popular places for women to have them are on their ankle, wrist, hip, rib cage and side. For men, the popular places are on their shoulder, forearm, upper back, and rib cage.
Where can I get design ideas or word phrases for my word tattoos? Usually the phrases will be something that is meaningful to the person who is getting inked. A popular example is a tribute to a lost relative or friend. Another place to find a phrase for your tattoo is the Bible. A lot of people like to put a Biblical phrase that is special to them on their body. How about a song lyric? Some people associate song lyrics with a special time or event in their life. You can also use any other type of phrase or "saying" that is important to you.
Another popular type of word phrase tattoo is one that is done in a different language. You get can them in any language you can think of. One of the more popular foreign languages for these tattoos is Chinese. One problem with foreign language tattoos is making sure they are translated from English to the language you are using properly. How would you feel if you found out after you had gotten your tattoo that it doesn't mean what you thought it did? There are some sites on the internet that can help you with the translation. Be very careful!!
Word Tattoos are a really interesting way to express yourself through the art of tattooing. Be creative and have fun!!
Where can you put a word tattoo? Well you can put them anywhere you want, however some of the more popular places for women to have them are on their ankle, wrist, hip, rib cage and side. For men, the popular places are on their shoulder, forearm, upper back, and rib cage.
Where can I get design ideas or word phrases for my word tattoos? Usually the phrases will be something that is meaningful to the person who is getting inked. A popular example is a tribute to a lost relative or friend. Another place to find a phrase for your tattoo is the Bible. A lot of people like to put a Biblical phrase that is special to them on their body. How about a song lyric? Some people associate song lyrics with a special time or event in their life. You can also use any other type of phrase or "saying" that is important to you.
Another popular type of word phrase tattoo is one that is done in a different language. You get can them in any language you can think of. One of the more popular foreign languages for these tattoos is Chinese. One problem with foreign language tattoos is making sure they are translated from English to the language you are using properly. How would you feel if you found out after you had gotten your tattoo that it doesn't mean what you thought it did? There are some sites on the internet that can help you with the translation. Be very careful!!
Word Tattoos are a really interesting way to express yourself through the art of tattooing. Be creative and have fun!!
Monday, November 8, 2010
Shoulder Tattoos
Ah yes, the shoulder is a wonderful location of the human body for tattoo design, an area which is often the starting point of a sleeve tattoo, whether it be a quarter, half or full design.
However the shoulder is a fabulous area for a single tattoo as well, and some of the most popular designs for this location includes tribal artwork, animals/fish, and perhaps a flowery masterpiece for the ladies.
Have a gander at these pictures and uncover some helpful ideas for your impending masterpiece.
Tribal on mans left shoulder.
Beautiful 3D flower power.
Voodoo skull idea.
Koi fish picture.
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However the shoulder is a fabulous area for a single tattoo as well, and some of the most popular designs for this location includes tribal artwork, animals/fish, and perhaps a flowery masterpiece for the ladies.
Have a gander at these pictures and uncover some helpful ideas for your impending masterpiece.
Tribal on mans left shoulder.
Beautiful 3D flower power.
Voodoo skull idea.
Koi fish picture.Sunday, November 7, 2010
Megan's Empress Impresses
I spotted Megan at the end of September walking down West 23rd Street in Chelsea.
She has an amazing sleeve-in-progress but, because it is still unfinished, she offered up this tattoo, on her upper right arm, instead:
This tarot card is significant because her mother is from the Caribbean and she grew up with Santerían religion in her household.
She has a profound respect for tarot cards and based on the time and date of her birth, has what she refers to as a "weird numerology".
This card is known as L'Impératrice,or The Empress, and has a very positive meaning. As interpreted by one site (here):
The detail in this tattoo is amazing:
The art was inked by Annie Lloyd at Three Kings Tattoo in Brooklyn. Work from Three Kings has appeared previously on Tatoosday here.
Thanks to Megan for sharing this lovely tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
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She has an amazing sleeve-in-progress but, because it is still unfinished, she offered up this tattoo, on her upper right arm, instead:
This tarot card is significant because her mother is from the Caribbean and she grew up with Santerían religion in her household.
She has a profound respect for tarot cards and based on the time and date of her birth, has what she refers to as a "weird numerology".
This card is known as L'Impératrice,or The Empress, and has a very positive meaning. As interpreted by one site (here):
The Empress seems to be sure of herself, calm, intelligent, worthy. This major arcana represents the capacity, the Empress clothing is luxurious and invaluable.
This arcana is extremely positive...
...In the right position the Empress represents the intelligence, dignity, the authority, the mother, the wife, the right decisions.
The detail in this tattoo is amazing:
The art was inked by Annie Lloyd at Three Kings Tattoo in Brooklyn. Work from Three Kings has appeared previously on Tatoosday here.
Thanks to Megan for sharing this lovely tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
Megan's Empress Impresses
I spotted Megan at the end of September walking down West 23rd Street in Chelsea.
She has an amazing sleeve-in-progress but, because it is still unfinished, she offered up this tattoo, on her upper right arm, instead:
This tarot card is significant because her mother is from the Caribbean and she grew up with Santerían religion in her household.
She has a profound respect for tarot cards and based on the time and date of her birth, has what she refers to as a "weird numerology".
This card is known as L'Impératrice,or The Empress, and has a very positive meaning. As interpreted by one site (here):
The detail in this tattoo is amazing:
The art was inked by Annie Lloyd at Three Kings Tattoo in Brooklyn. Work from Three Kings has appeared previously on Tatoosday here.
Thanks to Megan for sharing this lovely tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
Read More...
She has an amazing sleeve-in-progress but, because it is still unfinished, she offered up this tattoo, on her upper right arm, instead:
This tarot card is significant because her mother is from the Caribbean and she grew up with Santerían religion in her household.
She has a profound respect for tarot cards and based on the time and date of her birth, has what she refers to as a "weird numerology".
This card is known as L'Impératrice,or The Empress, and has a very positive meaning. As interpreted by one site (here):
The Empress seems to be sure of herself, calm, intelligent, worthy. This major arcana represents the capacity, the Empress clothing is luxurious and invaluable.
This arcana is extremely positive...
...In the right position the Empress represents the intelligence, dignity, the authority, the mother, the wife, the right decisions.
The detail in this tattoo is amazing:
The art was inked by Annie Lloyd at Three Kings Tattoo in Brooklyn. Work from Three Kings has appeared previously on Tatoosday here.
Thanks to Megan for sharing this lovely tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Brandice's Family Ink
I met Brandice in Penn Station back in August, as she sat on the stairs by the New Jersey transit terminal. She shared her half-sleeve-in-progress on her right arm.
This is the inside of the arm:
Brandice explained that her work is a tribute to her family. The Confederate Flag is a nod to her family from the South, most of whom come from Virginia.
I had to ask if she had any reservations about inking the flag on her arm, since some people see such a symbol in a negative light. She acknowledged that she took this into consideration, but decided that it is part of her family history, and that when she explains this to people, they understand. She does not wear it to make a statement but, rather, to honor where her family is from.
The "Daddy" is a memorial nod to her father who passed away and the phrase "Family Tradition" reinforces the central theme of the tattoo, and further acknowledges her Southern heritage.This is an allusion to Hank Williams, Jr. and his song (and album) "Family Tradition".
On the second part of the tattoo, the design is filled with additional meaning, with her cousin represented by the skull,
and the skull with the bow represents herself. The banner bearing the initials MLC is a nod to her grandmother. She has used symbols to represent the living and names for those who have passed.
The dogwood flowers in the tattoo have religious meaning as well, in addition to being the state flower and state tree of Virgina. The magnolias are also shout-outs to her southern family heritage.
Brandice has about eight hours of this tattoo done so far, all by Dan Paone at White Lotus Tattoo and Art Gallery in Tom's River in New Jersey.
Thanks to Brandice for sharing her tattoo steeped in family traditions with us here at Tattoosday!
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This is the inside of the arm:
Brandice explained that her work is a tribute to her family. The Confederate Flag is a nod to her family from the South, most of whom come from Virginia.
I had to ask if she had any reservations about inking the flag on her arm, since some people see such a symbol in a negative light. She acknowledged that she took this into consideration, but decided that it is part of her family history, and that when she explains this to people, they understand. She does not wear it to make a statement but, rather, to honor where her family is from.
The "Daddy" is a memorial nod to her father who passed away and the phrase "Family Tradition" reinforces the central theme of the tattoo, and further acknowledges her Southern heritage.This is an allusion to Hank Williams, Jr. and his song (and album) "Family Tradition".
On the second part of the tattoo, the design is filled with additional meaning, with her cousin represented by the skull,
and the skull with the bow represents herself. The banner bearing the initials MLC is a nod to her grandmother. She has used symbols to represent the living and names for those who have passed.
The dogwood flowers in the tattoo have religious meaning as well, in addition to being the state flower and state tree of Virgina. The magnolias are also shout-outs to her southern family heritage.
Brandice has about eight hours of this tattoo done so far, all by Dan Paone at White Lotus Tattoo and Art Gallery in Tom's River in New Jersey.
Thanks to Brandice for sharing her tattoo steeped in family traditions with us here at Tattoosday!
Brandice's Family Ink
I met Brandice in Penn Station back in August, as she sat on the stairs by the New Jersey transit terminal. She shared her half-sleeve-in-progress on her right arm.
This is the inside of the arm:
Brandice explained that her work is a tribute to her family. The Confederate Flag is a nod to her family from the South, most of whom come from Virginia.
I had to ask if she had any reservations about inking the flag on her arm, since some people see such a symbol in a negative light. She acknowledged that she took this into consideration, but decided that it is part of her family history, and that when she explains this to people, they understand. She does not wear it to make a statement but, rather, to honor where her family is from.
The "Daddy" is a memorial nod to her father who passed away and the phrase "Family Tradition" reinforces the central theme of the tattoo, and further acknowledges her Southern heritage.This is an allusion to Hank Williams, Jr. and his song (and album) "Family Tradition".
On the second part of the tattoo, the design is filled with additional meaning, with her cousin represented by the skull,
and the skull with the bow represents herself. The banner bearing the initials MLC is a nod to her grandmother. She has used symbols to represent the living and names for those who have passed.
The dogwood flowers in the tattoo have religious meaning as well, in addition to being the state flower and state tree of Virgina. The magnolias are also shout-outs to her southern family heritage.
Brandice has about eight hours of this tattoo done so far, all by Dan Paone at White Lotus Tattoo and Art Gallery in Tom's River in New Jersey.
Thanks to Brandice for sharing her tattoo steeped in family traditions with us here at Tattoosday!
Read More...
This is the inside of the arm:
Brandice explained that her work is a tribute to her family. The Confederate Flag is a nod to her family from the South, most of whom come from Virginia.
I had to ask if she had any reservations about inking the flag on her arm, since some people see such a symbol in a negative light. She acknowledged that she took this into consideration, but decided that it is part of her family history, and that when she explains this to people, they understand. She does not wear it to make a statement but, rather, to honor where her family is from.
The "Daddy" is a memorial nod to her father who passed away and the phrase "Family Tradition" reinforces the central theme of the tattoo, and further acknowledges her Southern heritage.This is an allusion to Hank Williams, Jr. and his song (and album) "Family Tradition".
On the second part of the tattoo, the design is filled with additional meaning, with her cousin represented by the skull,
and the skull with the bow represents herself. The banner bearing the initials MLC is a nod to her grandmother. She has used symbols to represent the living and names for those who have passed.
The dogwood flowers in the tattoo have religious meaning as well, in addition to being the state flower and state tree of Virgina. The magnolias are also shout-outs to her southern family heritage.
Brandice has about eight hours of this tattoo done so far, all by Dan Paone at White Lotus Tattoo and Art Gallery in Tom's River in New Jersey.
Thanks to Brandice for sharing her tattoo steeped in family traditions with us here at Tattoosday!
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
John Shares More Than Just a Fly on the Wall
I met John walking down 7th Avenue in the upper 20s back in the beginning of September.
He has six tattoos, but it was this one, on his left side, that I spotted through the hole cut in the side of his t-shirt:
Fans of the popular British graffiti artist Banksy will recognize this as a tattoo based on his work. Another Banksy-inspired tattoo appeared here on Tattoosday in October of 2009.
Why this design? Aside from the fact that John likes the imagery, he especially likes the dripping effect at the bottom of the piece, as if it was spray-painted on. He also related to the ape's sign that reads "Laugh now but one day we'll be in charge".
The piece was inked at Tattooville in Neptune, New Jersey.
Here's a shot of the original Banksy work:
John offered up, an additional tattoo, as well:
Yes, that's a fly tattooed under his right armpit.
John explained that this was tattooed by an artist under the moniker "Porkchop" at Asbury Park's Parlor Gallery. It was part of an occasional event called "Fly Day Friday".
If that sounds bizarre, it gets even crazier. If you present Pork Chop with an item that was bought for under $5.00, and he finds it valuable, he will trade it for one of his fly tattoos.
John successfully presented an item and got the tattoo in exchange.
"What did you offer?" I asked.
"A Pets.com sock puppet," he replied.
Cool.
Thanks to John for sharing these unusual tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!
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He has six tattoos, but it was this one, on his left side, that I spotted through the hole cut in the side of his t-shirt:
Fans of the popular British graffiti artist Banksy will recognize this as a tattoo based on his work. Another Banksy-inspired tattoo appeared here on Tattoosday in October of 2009.
Why this design? Aside from the fact that John likes the imagery, he especially likes the dripping effect at the bottom of the piece, as if it was spray-painted on. He also related to the ape's sign that reads "Laugh now but one day we'll be in charge".
The piece was inked at Tattooville in Neptune, New Jersey.
Here's a shot of the original Banksy work:
John offered up, an additional tattoo, as well:
Yes, that's a fly tattooed under his right armpit.
John explained that this was tattooed by an artist under the moniker "Porkchop" at Asbury Park's Parlor Gallery. It was part of an occasional event called "Fly Day Friday".
If that sounds bizarre, it gets even crazier. If you present Pork Chop with an item that was bought for under $5.00, and he finds it valuable, he will trade it for one of his fly tattoos.
John successfully presented an item and got the tattoo in exchange.
"What did you offer?" I asked.
"A Pets.com sock puppet," he replied.
Cool.
Thanks to John for sharing these unusual tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!
John Shares More Than Just a Fly on the Wall
I met John walking down 7th Avenue in the upper 20s back in the beginning of September.
He has six tattoos, but it was this one, on his left side, that I spotted through the hole cut in the side of his t-shirt:
Fans of the popular British graffiti artist Banksy will recognize this as a tattoo based on his work. Another Banksy-inspired tattoo appeared here on Tattoosday in October of 2009.
Why this design? Aside from the fact that John likes the imagery, he especially likes the dripping effect at the bottom of the piece, as if it was spray-painted on. He also related to the ape's sign that reads "Laugh now but one day we'll be in charge".
The piece was inked at Tattooville in Neptune, New Jersey.
Here's a shot of the original Banksy work:
John offered up, an additional tattoo, as well:
Yes, that's a fly tattooed under his right armpit.
John explained that this was tattooed by an artist under the moniker "Porkchop" at Asbury Park's Parlor Gallery. It was part of an occasional event called "Fly Day Friday".
If that sounds bizarre, it gets even crazier. If you present Pork Chop with an item that was bought for under $5.00, and he finds it valuable, he will trade it for one of his fly tattoos.
John successfully presented an item and got the tattoo in exchange.
"What did you offer?" I asked.
"A Pets.com sock puppet," he replied.
Cool.
Thanks to John for sharing these unusual tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!
Read More...
He has six tattoos, but it was this one, on his left side, that I spotted through the hole cut in the side of his t-shirt:
Fans of the popular British graffiti artist Banksy will recognize this as a tattoo based on his work. Another Banksy-inspired tattoo appeared here on Tattoosday in October of 2009.
Why this design? Aside from the fact that John likes the imagery, he especially likes the dripping effect at the bottom of the piece, as if it was spray-painted on. He also related to the ape's sign that reads "Laugh now but one day we'll be in charge".
The piece was inked at Tattooville in Neptune, New Jersey.
Here's a shot of the original Banksy work:
John offered up, an additional tattoo, as well:
Yes, that's a fly tattooed under his right armpit.
John explained that this was tattooed by an artist under the moniker "Porkchop" at Asbury Park's Parlor Gallery. It was part of an occasional event called "Fly Day Friday".
If that sounds bizarre, it gets even crazier. If you present Pork Chop with an item that was bought for under $5.00, and he finds it valuable, he will trade it for one of his fly tattoos.
John successfully presented an item and got the tattoo in exchange.
"What did you offer?" I asked.
"A Pets.com sock puppet," he replied.
Cool.
Thanks to John for sharing these unusual tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!
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