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Showing posts with label first tattoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label first tattoo. Show all posts
Monday, January 4, 2010
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Body Tattoos
Body Tattoos are a part of almost every culture on this planet, and have been used since the dawn of time to identify, to beautify and to scare. They cause emotions that range for hatred and disgust to envy and admiration. The word 'Tattoo' come from the Polynesian word 'tatau' which translates roughly as 'to mark something'.
Well over half the population of the planet have one or more tattoos, some of great social and cultural significance, some just because they look good. Either way they are a significant personal statement that you will carry with you for the rest of your life and you should gather as much knowledge as you can before making the decision to have a Tattoo.
The more you know about Tattoos, how they are done and how they will behave as you age and your body changes, the more likely you are to have a Tattoo that will look good for the rest of your life.
Monday, December 28, 2009
Sexy gun tattoos on women's bodies
Although the firearm is a symbol of violence or brutality. but the tattoo with the gun pictures can make it look sexy on the women bodies.
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Sunday, December 27, 2009
Freelance Work has been keeping me busy
Freelance Work has been keeping me busy
Freelance Work has been keeping me busy, which is good! I apologize to my viewers and followers here for lack of updates. My resolution (If I may so post here) is to create more "folio" worthy art. Dig deeper, try to find my niche in things. With that said I have a few pictures to share. The first is a tattoo design for a good friend of mine whom has a strong affinity to kestrels and humpback whales. Inspired by the Japanese crests to a degree. I find it difficult to gives images names sometimes, so I just decided to nickname this one "Sea and Sky" I well realize that birds wings don't bend that way- artistic liberties taken of course :)
Freelance Work has been keeping me busy, which is good! I apologize to my viewers and followers here for lack of updates. My resolution (If I may so post here) is to create more "folio" worthy art. Dig deeper, try to find my niche in things. With that said I have a few pictures to share. The first is a tattoo design for a good friend of mine whom has a strong affinity to kestrels and humpback whales. Inspired by the Japanese crests to a degree. I find it difficult to gives images names sometimes, so I just decided to nickname this one "Sea and Sky" I well realize that birds wings don't bend that way- artistic liberties taken of course :)
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Girl grim reaper tattoos pictures
Girl grim reaper tattoos pictures
hold on, let me get my husband’s opinion!Trying to come up with a design for your next tattoo? Have you thought about a lotus flower tattoo? If not then you might want to read this article and consider it.I looked down at his arm, and noticed a fly resting on it.These tattoos are very hot and for good reason.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Flower Tattoo Designs
Flower Tattoo Designs
Discover the Beauty and Diversity of Flower Tattoo Designs
Flower tattoo designs are very popular among females. They are beautiful, diverse, and symbolic. The lotus flower for example starts as a bud against the mud down in the bottom of the river and it slowly rises up on top of the water for sunlight. Soon, they unfold into a beautiful and lovely flower. For this reason, this flower has been used to symbolize the soul's journey towards enlightenment.
Discover the Beauty and Diversity of Flower Tattoo Designs
Flower tattoo designs are very popular among females. They are beautiful, diverse, and symbolic. The lotus flower for example starts as a bud against the mud down in the bottom of the river and it slowly rises up on top of the water for sunlight. Soon, they unfold into a beautiful and lovely flower. For this reason, this flower has been used to symbolize the soul's journey towards enlightenment.
Female Tattoo Gallery - Hot Tattoos Especially For Women
Female Tattoo Gallery - Hot Tattoos Especially For Women
This female tattoo gallery has tattoos that are normally smaller and more beautiful. Hot tattoos favored by women include a butterfly, a flower or a Celtic design. These tattoos that are sported by women are also milder and not aggressive-looking. They tend to have thinner lines.
Highly recommended places by many female tattoo gallery is the lower back and the ankle as they are more popular.
Lower back tattoos are very sexy and hot for women as it seldom shows, but can be flau
nted when the woman bends over. This sudden glimpse of a lower back tattoo on a woman will get you the tantalizing feeling that you're seeing something you shouldn't.
Many female tattoo gallery usually shows small ankle tattoos. Other tattoo location can be the shoulders; usually the left shoulder is considered the more feminine side. Shoulder tattoos can also be great when you're wearing a tank top or halter top in the summer.
Eventually when these tattoos come into concern, it's what makes you feel good that
matters. It's going to last for quite some time so you may want to choose a really good design in the female tattoo gallery.
Nowadays, you can really get many good tattoo designs and customized pieces that tattoo artists can do. So don't be tempted to get those tattoos designs that will date really fast and end up looking sloppy.
Usually female tattoos in any female tattoo gallery are very sexy and hot. Just do a search for "female tattoos" on the internet and you can get more ideas regarding these tattoo designs.
Today, women are slowly going for larger tattoos. Stars, hearts, roses and tribal tattoo designs on the lower back are becoming hot and gradually being asked for by females. Thus, a female tattoo gallery will have these designs as they are becoming more and more experimental in these new 
designs.
designs.This female tattoo gallery has tattoos that are normally smaller and more beautiful. Hot tattoos favored by women include a butterfly, a flower or a Celtic design. These tattoos that are sported by women are also milder and not aggressive-looking. They tend to have thinner lines.Normally female tattoos or feminine designed tattoos that are usually found in femaletattoo gallery are becoming increasingly familiar and favored by women. This is largely due to the many celebrities who publicly sported tattoos that caused it to be more socially acceptable.
There are reports from many tattooists and female tattoo gallery that when musicians and artists get their tattoos, there is usually a particular popular placement on the body. They like to get the designs done on their lower back and stomach which suggest that most women want their tattoos to be obscure and the placement will show it to be a sexier place.
nted when the woman bends over. This sudden glimpse of a lower back tattoo on a woman will get you the tantalizing feeling that you're seeing something you shouldn't.Many female tattoo gallery usually shows small ankle tattoos. Other tattoo location can be the shoulders; usually the left shoulder is considered the more feminine side. Shoulder tattoos can also be great when you're wearing a tank top or halter top in the summer.
Eventually when these tattoos come into concern, it's what makes you feel good that
matters. It's going to last for quite some time so you may want to choose a really good design in the female tattoo gallery.Nowadays, you can really get many good tattoo designs and customized pieces that tattoo artists can do. So don't be tempted to get those tattoos designs that will date really fast and end up looking sloppy.
Usually female tattoos in any female tattoo gallery are very sexy and hot. Just do a search for "female tattoos" on the internet and you can get more ideas regarding these tattoo designs.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Your First Tattoo - Five Things To Consider
Your First Tattoo - Five Things To Consider
So you're thinking about getting your first tattoo. What do you do next? Well, it's best not to rush off to the nearest tattoo parlour, point at a random design and wait to see your new masterpiece.
Here are five vital decisions that you must make before you proceed any further.
1) Do You Really Want A Tattoo?
A tattoo is a lifetime commitment, so you must be absolutely 100% certain that you want one. You might think that it's the greatest thing in the world today, but will you feel the same about it in 10 years, 20 years or even 50 years?
Okay, tattoo removal technology is improving all the time, but it's still time consuming, expensive and painful. So for now it's best to assume that your tattoo will be for life.
2) The Tattoo Design
Once you've decided that you definitely want a tattoo, the next step is to choose the design that you want. There are hundreds of categories of tattoo design to choose from, including dragon, flower, butterfly, angel, sun, etc. The choice is endless.
Most tattoos are done from predesigned templates. It's just a case of choosing the one that you want (some are free, but the better ones cost up to $20) and taking it to your choosen tattoo artist.
So visit a number of tattoo related websites, take a look at tattoo design books and decide on the general type of design that you want. Once you've done that, narrow it down to the actual design that you want.
Alternatively, if you can't find exactly what you're looking for, or you want your tattoo to be unique, you could consider getting an artist to design a custom tattoo exclusively for you.
This option is more expensive (perhaps $200-300 and upwards for the design, depending on size and level of detail), although more mainstream designs will work out cheaper as most tattoo artists will have experience of designing them. However, you'll have complete control over how your tattoo looks, nobody else will have the same and it will last you for the rest of your life.
Always remember, a good tattoo is not cheap, and a cheap tattoo is no good.
And a word of warning, unless you intend to place your tattoo on a part of your body that you can't see (such as your back), choose something that you don't think you'll get tired of looking at. The worst situation is to get a new tattoo on a highly visible part of your body that you grow to hate within a few months.
It's also important to choose a design that will be as relevant to you in the future as it is today. This is particularly relevant when it comes to designs that include names.
Many people get their names of their children added to their tattoo. This is a safe option because they'll always be your children. But think carefully before you get the name of your spouse or partner tattooed over your body. What if you seperate in the future? Will a new partner be happy to see the name of your ex emblazoned across your neck?
3) Color Or Black?
Another consideration that's closely linked to your choice of design is whether it will be in color or just black. This choice largely depends on the type of design that you like.
But bear in mind that black tattoos tend to have more definition. Due to the contrast with your skin they're more noticeable than the smoothing effect achieved by color tattoos. In comparison, color tattoos are much richer and help to add more character to your chosen design, but they do cost more.
4) Which Part Of Your Body?
Before you decide which part of your body to get tattooed, there are three minor issues to consider. First, bear in mind the size of your choosen design. If you've set your heart on a large design, there won't likely be enough space on your hands or ankles etc. Back, shoulders, chest and stomach are better areas for large designs.
Second, how visible do you want your tattoo to be? Do you want it to be on public display most of the time, or do you want it to be more discreet? If so, it's important to bear in mind your normal style of dress.
It's also important to remember that certain professions such as the police have strict rules about no tattoos on the lower arms etc. So if that will be an issue, check with your employers first.
Third, certain areas are more painful than others. As a general rule, areas of your body where the flesh is thinner and more bony, such as your ankles, head and lower back, tend to be more painful. Less painful areas to tattoo include your shoulders, chest, upper arm and upper back. And due to the number of nerve endings involved, it goes without saying that more intimate areas of your body could be extremely sensitive.
5) Size
The size of your tattoo will to a large extent (dreadful pun!) be determined by the location where it appears on your body. After all, a design that measures twelve inches square won't fit on the back of your hand. Large tattoos will also take longer to complete (and therefore cost more), and will be more noticeable.
But don't let all that lead you to believe that a small tattoo is something that can be undertaken on a whim. A small tattoo is just as big a commitment as a larger design and will last just as long.
Getting any tattoo done is a major decision, so don't rush into it, and make sure that you're absolutely certain about all of the decisions above before you go any further.
So you're thinking about getting your first tattoo. What do you do next? Well, it's best not to rush off to the nearest tattoo parlour, point at a random design and wait to see your new masterpiece.
Here are five vital decisions that you must make before you proceed any further.
1) Do You Really Want A Tattoo?
A tattoo is a lifetime commitment, so you must be absolutely 100% certain that you want one. You might think that it's the greatest thing in the world today, but will you feel the same about it in 10 years, 20 years or even 50 years?
Okay, tattoo removal technology is improving all the time, but it's still time consuming, expensive and painful. So for now it's best to assume that your tattoo will be for life.
2) The Tattoo Design
Once you've decided that you definitely want a tattoo, the next step is to choose the design that you want. There are hundreds of categories of tattoo design to choose from, including dragon, flower, butterfly, angel, sun, etc. The choice is endless.
Most tattoos are done from predesigned templates. It's just a case of choosing the one that you want (some are free, but the better ones cost up to $20) and taking it to your choosen tattoo artist.
So visit a number of tattoo related websites, take a look at tattoo design books and decide on the general type of design that you want. Once you've done that, narrow it down to the actual design that you want.
Alternatively, if you can't find exactly what you're looking for, or you want your tattoo to be unique, you could consider getting an artist to design a custom tattoo exclusively for you.
This option is more expensive (perhaps $200-300 and upwards for the design, depending on size and level of detail), although more mainstream designs will work out cheaper as most tattoo artists will have experience of designing them. However, you'll have complete control over how your tattoo looks, nobody else will have the same and it will last you for the rest of your life.
Always remember, a good tattoo is not cheap, and a cheap tattoo is no good.
And a word of warning, unless you intend to place your tattoo on a part of your body that you can't see (such as your back), choose something that you don't think you'll get tired of looking at. The worst situation is to get a new tattoo on a highly visible part of your body that you grow to hate within a few months.
It's also important to choose a design that will be as relevant to you in the future as it is today. This is particularly relevant when it comes to designs that include names.
Many people get their names of their children added to their tattoo. This is a safe option because they'll always be your children. But think carefully before you get the name of your spouse or partner tattooed over your body. What if you seperate in the future? Will a new partner be happy to see the name of your ex emblazoned across your neck?
3) Color Or Black?
Another consideration that's closely linked to your choice of design is whether it will be in color or just black. This choice largely depends on the type of design that you like.
But bear in mind that black tattoos tend to have more definition. Due to the contrast with your skin they're more noticeable than the smoothing effect achieved by color tattoos. In comparison, color tattoos are much richer and help to add more character to your chosen design, but they do cost more.
4) Which Part Of Your Body?
Before you decide which part of your body to get tattooed, there are three minor issues to consider. First, bear in mind the size of your choosen design. If you've set your heart on a large design, there won't likely be enough space on your hands or ankles etc. Back, shoulders, chest and stomach are better areas for large designs.
Second, how visible do you want your tattoo to be? Do you want it to be on public display most of the time, or do you want it to be more discreet? If so, it's important to bear in mind your normal style of dress.
It's also important to remember that certain professions such as the police have strict rules about no tattoos on the lower arms etc. So if that will be an issue, check with your employers first.
Third, certain areas are more painful than others. As a general rule, areas of your body where the flesh is thinner and more bony, such as your ankles, head and lower back, tend to be more painful. Less painful areas to tattoo include your shoulders, chest, upper arm and upper back. And due to the number of nerve endings involved, it goes without saying that more intimate areas of your body could be extremely sensitive.
5) Size
The size of your tattoo will to a large extent (dreadful pun!) be determined by the location where it appears on your body. After all, a design that measures twelve inches square won't fit on the back of your hand. Large tattoos will also take longer to complete (and therefore cost more), and will be more noticeable.
But don't let all that lead you to believe that a small tattoo is something that can be undertaken on a whim. A small tattoo is just as big a commitment as a larger design and will last just as long.
Getting any tattoo done is a major decision, so don't rush into it, and make sure that you're absolutely certain about all of the decisions above before you go any further.
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