Showing posts with label Popular Tattoos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Popular Tattoos. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Cool And Popular Tattoo Designs Of Year 2008

Cool And Popular Tattoo Designs Of Year 2008If you're considering a tattoo, you will most likely fall into one of two categories. One is those that know exactly what they are after and already know what design they would like, whilst the other category simply have no idea where to start. Fortunately, we're at hand to help those meandering tattoo fans.

Animal Tattoos - Meanings of Popular Tattoo Designs of Animals

Animal Tattoos - Meanings of Popular Tattoo Designs of Animals
Animal Tattoos - Meanings of Popular Tattoo Designs of AnimalsAnimals possess physical and behavioral qualities that people can relate to ideas such as beauty, power, strength and temperament. Its no wonder that tattoos of animals are very common as its a way tat enthusiasts to express their emotions, instincts and even experiences. Whether the animal tattoo designs speak of ferocity, swiftness, purity and grace, here are some common animal tattoos and what they symbolize.

Bear - strong, aggressive and fearless animal that is a sign of fierceness and strength

Birds - symbolize freedom, flight, link between heaven and earth or represent spiritual and emotional states. Some of the most common ones are swallow, dove and stork.

Survey of the Most Popular Tattoo Design Categories

Survey of the Most Popular Tattoo Design Categories
Survey of the Most Popular Tattoo Design CategoriesThat's right, before getting tattooed for the first time, you need to be a little versed into the tattoo categories. Here are listed below the five most fashioned tattoo categories. Tattoo artists are passionate people, it's not the kind of place where you want to go and act like a nerd, especially if bikers are getting tattooed while you're there.

In North America, the Native tattoos are extremely popular due to the American history. Lots of people are choosing a Native American tattoo designs only because it's good-looking, without knowing the deep meaning behind the design. Before opting for this kind of tattoo, and this is also good for every other type of tattoo design, it is recommended to do some research about it to find out what the tattoo is all about. Native American use of symbols vary depending which nations they are and which regions they are coming from. You can find easily some info in Google searching for Native American Tattoo Designs. Most of the Native America tattoo designs are related with Mother Earth and her creatures.

Oriental designs are also very popular. Normally people use oriental design for zodiacal sign and Chinese zodiac signs like; rats, pig, etc. They can be used alone or to embellish a tattoo design, like a tribal tattoo. People like to use those symbols for love, prosperity or whatever message they want to ink into their body. Lots of fighter or martial arts practitioner use Chinese symbols to write their martial art styles or war symbols or aggressive line. You have to be extremely careful when you choose that king of symbols. Just a little error might means something completely different to what you wanted to say.

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Julius Caesar Tattoos Designs

Julius Caesar Tattoos DesignsIf you are considering getting a tattoo Auckland is the city for you as it is a vibrant Polynesian city where the art and tradition of tattooing is still very alive. There are more than 40 studios in the greater Auckland area operating in a variety of styles so finding an artist to design the tattoo of your dreams should be easy.

Julius Caesar Tattoos DesignsThe word tattoo is derived from the Polynesian "tatau" and was introduced in to the English language by sailors who also reintroduced the concept of tattooing into Europe. Tattooing had been widely practiced in Europe in pre-Christian times by the Picts, Celts and various European tribes. Julius Caesar described the extensive blue tattoos, or perhaps scarification, displayed by the Picts in his account of the Gallic Wars in 54 BC. The greatest influence on tattooing today comes from Polynesia. Traditional facial tattoos, moko, are still worn by many New Zealand Maori. It is very common to see people in New Zealand who tattooed in traditional Maori styles as well as a wide range of decorative designs. There is not the same level of stigma attached to tattoos in New Zealand as in other Western Countries.7QDJ34ZBYBP9

Julius Caesar Tattoos Designs

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