This cherry blossom tattoo on the shoulder is hitting it out of the park. I love that tattoo design is really breaking out of the traditional mold – and that tattoo artists are becoming just that – artists. Their artistry is in design, the colour, the texture – knowing the parts of the body and [...]
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The Mystery and Allure of Chinese Characters in a Tattoo
When a little goes a long way. This Chinese character tattoo says a lot. Unfortunately, most of us will never know what it says. That’s the appeal of Chinese characters, or Kanji tattoos. They have a secret meaning to you, and are a mystery to others. And there’s nothing more intriguing than a mystery. If [...]
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Japanese Koi Tattoo On Your Back
This back tattoo is stunning. The Koi is a carp fish. And as usual, there are many meanings to a symbol, but in general, the koi is a symbol of courage and perseverance and strength. It means that you don’t give up or back down easily, and because of that, will succeed. The koi is [...]
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Inspiring Tattoos and Views
This back tattoo is inspired. I am not sure but I can only assume that this is Mitch’s favourite view, and he had it tattooed on his back. Yosemite Park is very spiritual and inspirational. Would you consider tattooing your favourite view on your back? If you do decide to get a landscape done and [...]
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A Tree Tattoo Growing Up Your Side
A woman’s side makes a great spot for a vertical tattoo. And since trees are tall and beautiful, a tree tattoo on your side makes perfect sense. The side tattoo has a way to lengthen the torso. This tree tattoo design is also very feathery and elegant Remember, tattoo regret is pretty common. That’s why [...]
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Test Your Tattoo Design With a Henna Tattoo
Here’s a fun idea to do with your pals. Have a Henna Party instead of a Movie Night or night on the town and give each other henna tattoos. Traditionally women of the Middle East (where Henna is called Mehndi) have used this art form to celebrate weddings and other special holidays. A young girl [...]
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