Chinese Japanese Symbols Tattoo Design Ideas
January 22, 2012 by Tattoo Body Art
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Tattoos Word Meaningful Words That Reveal The Hidden Reality
December 13, 2011 by Tattoo Body Art
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Tattoo words are in fashion nowadays, and people love to make them on their arms, shoulders, and lots of other places of the body. Sometimes people made pictures tattoos along with the words, but most of the time the word or saying is the main image itself. The words, which are carved on the body, have the hidden message and sometime these words reveal the inner emotion of that person who writes something on his body. There are so many types of written tattoos but some tattoos become more popular than others.
There are some tattoo words, which are used so often such as you see somewhere that people wrote the “in memory of”, these types of tattoos are used in the memory of someone who lost or die, whether it would be a friend, a relative, a beloved or a pet. This is one of the best ways to pay tribute to their loved ones with the help of these tattoos. In memory of tattoos are along with the tattoo design such as heart of hearts and something like that.
The second type of words is, about the love and hate and these types of tattoos are in fashion nowadays, and people like that type of tattoos very much. These tattoos commonly placed on the knuckles, most of the time these words tattoos stand alone without any picture and the words, which you see on the body, are love or hate and moreover these words are writing with the fresh ink, therefore they look awesome and great. Sometime love and hate tattoo is along with the image, and usually these words are written under the picture. Tattoo words are always unique in style and these words reveal love and hated expression of that person and somehow show the emotional attachment towards somebody.
Tattoo words in Chinese lettering are very famous and popular among the young generation because these words it represent the actual piece of art and design. These words look more elegant if they stand alone but it is up to the choice of a person whether they only carve the words or small letters along with the tattoo design. There are so many designs, symbols and words in Chinese, which are very famous, it is up to you that which type of tattoo you want to made.
It is better to makes the research on the meaning of the word you after, before going to make a tattoo of Chinese word, because these lettering represents the different emotions and meanings. So it is very important to know the exact meaning of the tattoo words, which you want to made. These tattoos are high in quality, and unique in design, therefore people love the tattoos and the words. These tattoos not enhance the inner confidence of the person but give that person a unique and extraordinary style. The tattoo itself not only represents the inner strength of the person but through the tattoo a person can show his attitude to the world.
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What Are the Most Popular Tattoo Languages You Can Use? Find Out Inside!
December 9, 2011 by Tattoo Body Art
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A popular trend over the years has been different wordings and language designs for those looking to get a tattoo. Some people like to have a tattoo in memory of someone, or often times there are those that love to have a saying on their body that only they know the meaning too because of the foreign origin of the language. Let’s go over a few of the most popular wordings and languages for tattoo design.
Greek Wording
A new popular trend is Greek wording. The letters look really neat and it generally looks good in ink. A common place for these are on the bottom part of the forearm or the calf or shin. Definitely ask your tattoo artist if they can translate your favorite name, quote, or saying in Greek and see what it will look like on you, you may like it!
Japanese Wording
Obviously this is most popular in Japan, but here in America these is becoming more and more used because of the intricate Japanese wordings and designs. Alot of this language is drawn in what looks like wording pictures so they usually end up look pretty cool. Most things can be translated so research a little and check it out!
Chinese Wording
One of the most popular yet is the Chinese style of writing. Much like Japanese, this language when written, looks great! Most Chinese images tell a story, so there’s much to be told by getting one of these works of art ink’d on your skin!
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Love Tattoos? Have You Realized the Importance of Tattoo Needles and Tattoo Ink?
December 2, 2011 by Tattoo Body Art
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It’s not exaggerated to say that among ten people, there must be a person who is a tattoo addict. Having a tattoo on body is no longer that queer in modern life, and most people want to show their unique personality by getting a distinctive tattoo design. Some tattoo designs will also help them to attractive other people’s eyes and be the center of parties.
To get a tattoo, you need a whole set of tattoo equipment, like tattoo machines, tattoo needles, tattoo ink and other tattoo accessories. You know how important a tattoo machine is during the process of tattooing, but have you realized the importance of needles and ink?
You can regard tattoo needles and tattoo ink as the body and soul of tattooing. Tattoo artists always require a good set of ink colors and suitable sterilized needles, or exquisite tattoo designs can’t be accomplished. Needles and ink are two necessary assistants for tattoo machines.
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Tattoo Designs – Tribal Tattoos
November 24, 2011 by Tattoo Body Art
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So you want a tattoo. You have your eye on one of those impressive tribal armband tattoos. They are nice. But whatever tattoo you chose, you want it to compliment you. Not insult or demean you. Tattoos are as old as mankind. Ancient Egyptian tattoos found on 5,000 year old mummies predate the pyramids. But ancient tattoos weren’t just for adornment or self expression like today. They often served more practical purposes. They often had a spiritual significance, ancient warriors used them to declare their military affiliation and rank. On civilians tattoos denoted social rank and importance, or lack of same. For example, the Greeks placed tattoos on their slaves that broadcast the fact that the bearer should not be accorded the rights of a freeman and was in fact another person’s property. While Greek spies used tattoos in espionage to smuggle coded messages in plain sight.
This tradition of practical tattoo use survives to this day in gangster culture. Gangsters desire to permanently mark themselves to show absolute devotion to their gangster family, and hopefully to strike fear in their enemies. Even though the gang-bangers know police find tattoos better than fingerprints, and unsurpassed for identifying them in a noninvasive manner at a distance. And despite the fact that wearing one gang’s tattoo in another gang’s territory could get the wearer killed. Again, traditionally tattoos can show devotion.
But how would you like to pick out a striking tattoo design, commit it to ink as your “forever statement”, and only then find out it that it holds you up to ridicule, or is gang related and exposes you to sudden death?
For example, one of the most popular guys at my gym is a black guy I’ll call “Pete.” His nickname is “Lucky.” Lots of us have tattoos and so when Pete announced he was taking the plunge we congratulated him. Tribal armbands are very popular in our crowd and he showed a marked interest so we assumed that would be his choice. But the personal choice involved in the tattoo selection is part of the allure so we made suggestions but didn’t interfere or press him on his choice.
We should have.
No, I take that back. With personal choice comes personal responsibility, and Pete choose to do no research. Nor did he elect to ask satisfied tattoo recipients for recommendations of a skilled, responsible professional tattoo artist though he was surrounded by satisfied, and experienced tattoo customers. Both of these are vital prerequisites to getting a tattoo. No, Pete chose an “artist” who had set up shop in a booth at a local carnival and Pete caught him on the carnival’s last night in town. You can tell where this is going. Pete proudly informed us the new tattoos on his biceps said “Lucky.” in Chinese. He knew that’s what the Chinese characters said because that’s what he asked the artist to draw, and so he was wearing them now in ‘forever ink.’ It fell to one of our number, a PhD in Mandarin Chinese studies to break the news. The tattoos actually said “Monkey.”
The carnival was long gone. But it left a really nice guy feeling like a clown.
Even if the “artist” who took advantage of our friend was still available, and repentant, there is little he could have done to fix the problem. Some people will have a tattoo artist tattoo over an objectionable tattoo. Possibly blotting it out, (often producing a real mess), Or obliterating it by making it part of another bigger unobjectionable tattoo.
Depending upon the artist’s skill level this could simply produce a well-intentioned mess. But Pete could go to a doctor who specializes in removing tattoos with chemicals or lasers, which is usually painful and always expensive, quite often requiring several treatments. That is much more expensive than the tattoo, and still not always effective. That’s about all you can do about a bad tattoo, but then the commitment and permanence involved in tattoos is part of the allure for most, making those prerequisites I gave you earlier, of over riding importance.
Tattoos were once frowned upon by polite society, and seen as a designation of the lower classes. They could keep you from being hired for many desirable jobs, which is still the case often today. Be aware your employer may require you as a matter of policy, to remove or cover a new tattoo. But attitudes are changing. Many trendy Hollywood and sports stars proudly sport their “tats.”
So if you want a tribal tattoo do your prerequisite homework. Then decide on a tribal style; Celtic, Aztec-Mexican, Polynesian or what have you. Take your time and try to see samples of everything available before you make a decision. You can see tattoo designs online, in books, and e zines. Remember to avoid another common pitfall, that is that most newbies choose one of the first designs they see.
By: James Small
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