Modern tattoo

Kamis, 16 September 2010

Senin, 06 September 2010

sexy girl with dragon tattoo on arm tattoo

Jumat, 03 September 2010

You can head over to your favorite browser right now and find a bunch of tribal wolf tattoos. I bet that 95% of them will be nothing close to the quality you are looking for, though. That's the problem with much of the artwork on the web, especially if you are using a search-engine to find them. Here is why that happens and how to fix it.

If you want to settle on some generic, cookie cutter tribal wolf tattoos and get them inked on your body, go right ahead. If you truly want to be able to uncover the websites that will have original, super tribal wolf tattoos then you'll need to know this next tip.

Sure, you can find thousands of images out there, but

Senin, 30 Agustus 2010

Sparrow Tattoo for girls

It seems that first and foremost, sparrow tattoos were originally popular with sailors. Life on the high seas was brutally rough in days gone by, and a lot of sailors that put out to sea never returned. Whether they succumbed to storms, rough waves or other sailors, it was considered a badge of honor just to make it back to port. Enter sparrow tattoos. It became a tradition for a sailor to get one sparrow tattoo for every 5,000 nautical miles of travel. Sparrows were also believed to bring a sailor good luck, so sometimes a seaman would get his tat before heading out in the hopes it would act as a talisman, and help bring him safely home again. Sparrows in nautical themes are often depicted with stars, perhaps as a symbol of following one’s destiny. Sparrow tattoos also have their place in prison culture, where the birds symbolize freedom. Certainly everyone with a sparrow tat isn’t a convict, but some convicts choose sparrows as a statement about their own freedom, especially when they are nearing release. These tattoos are typically worn somewhere on the hands, wrists or arms, but they can really be placed anywhere.