Showing posts with label Tattoos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tattoos. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Growing Trend of Medical Tattoos
People
usually wear Bracelet to notify doctor about serious health conditions and let
them strategize right treatments which is having fewer chances of side effects,
now people started getting medical tattoo which is a better way of notifying
anyone about your health conditions, it’s not always possible to wear jewelry
so getting a temporary or permanent tattoo is a worthy option.
The
trend of
Monday, May 14, 2012
Love Tattoos
Love Finger Tattoo
Love
tattoos are exceptionally designed to create enduring bond between two lovers,
friends, siblings and other relationships. Masses of people get them just to
show off love for their lovers and a small number of are those who get them
inked for the affliction of someone who died. Lot of inhibitions came in your
way when you are trying to get yourself tattooed to
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Tattoos
Thursday, May 10, 2012
3D Tattoo Designs
Spider on Neck 3D Tattoo Design
The
Next generation 3D tattoo designs are slightly different from regular ones because
tattoo artists portrays detailed art by elaborating every single curve of
inking patterns opted by people. While tattooing 3D Designs, experts adds
realistic effects within the art by injecting hyaluronic acid which is commonly named as sugar, when
injected on a specific
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Tattoos
Monday, May 7, 2012
Ideas for Getting Your First Tattoo
It’s
a never ending discussion when a person started conversing about which is the
best part of your body where you can get your first tattoo, In order to get remarkable
output from the art you are getting, lot of exploration about public opinions
and review about different tattoo styles is essential. Tattoo art have
different meanings and they fit in well on people with having a similar
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Tattoos
Monday, April 30, 2012
Ear Tattoos
Flower Tattoo Behind Ear
Ear
tattoos are the most controversial designs ever because popular singer
celebrities like Rihanna and Miley Cyrus do have these designs tattooed over
their ears. Lists of ear tattoos are also populated with other celebrities
having this cute art inked in and under their ear. In the last few year this
trends spreads very rapidly, because girls instead of wearing
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Tattoos
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Katy Perry Tattoos
Singer Katy Perry is less passionate about getting tattoos inked over her body, it’s because she got total of four tattoo designs done over her body; they are small, feminine and cute. Here tattoo designs are totally different and unique if we try to compare her tats with any other celebrity tattoos. Here I have collected all of these designs at one place for you. Following are the charming
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Celebrities,
Tattoos
Monday, April 23, 2012
Tribal Tattoos for Arms
Tribal Tattoos for Arms
Tribal tattoos from the ancient tribes, in this contemporary world having significant reputation among tattoo lovers, because they have a natural ability to get themselves merged in other designs very well, This is main reason why most people love them, well they really looks great. They provide a tough look, hence mostly people with strong spiritual believe and
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On Being a Mom and Having Tattoos
This is one of the many pieces I'll be re-sharing here over the next year. This originally published on Hello Giggles, but since I am not writing for them anymore, it's important to me to have all of my writing in one place. If this is the second time you've seen this, I hope you don't mind too much! Enjoy. 
If you would have shown my 15-year-old self a photo of me now, I wouldn’t have believed that the girl pictured could really be me. It would have been hard to even imagine; I grew up in an open-minded yet somewhat conservative family and knew hardly anyone with a tattoo. Outside of the one biker friend of my Dad’s who had a rose tattooed on his skull, it was all foreign to me and admittedly, a little scary, too. In high school, I dated a few boys who had artwork on their bodies – one with his last name across his back and another with some sort of tribal etching on his bicep. But that was it. I don’t actually even remember ever seeing a heavily tattooed person in my life before I was 18 or 19. On our senior trip to Mexico the summer after graduating high school, I recall getting truly upset at two of my girl friends for going off and getting tattoos in a random shop on a back street in Puerto Vallarta. Not only was I mad that they could have contracted some sort of disease from the unsanitary conditions but I was appalled that they would do “that” to their bodies.
Well. Since then, I’ve done a lot of “that” to my body and now, at 29, I am what some would call heavily tattooed.
I’ve written about this topic in my own blog before and likened being heavily tattooed to wearing a dress that you just can’t take off. You went to the store, loved the dress, bought the dress and guess what? You will wear that dress for the rest of your life. Others will stop and comment on your dress – maybe they love it, maybe they hate it. But because it’s colorful, different from the norm and so out there, they feel that they have the right to discuss it with you, maybe show you their own and sometimes even touch yours. And you still can’t take it off. Ever. And that’s what it’s like to be heavily tattooed. It’s a part of you wherever you go, a conversation piece and what many people see before they really see you.
And now that I’m a Mom, I’ve gotten so many more questions from my friends, family and even complete strangers about my tattoos. What will you do if Henry wants to get one at a young age? Do other Moms judge you? What happens if your son is embarrassed of them?
It’s funny because these are all things I’ve thought about myself. My husband and I have laughed about the fact that Henry will either think we’re super cool or super lame. And that’s okay. I couldn’t imagine having a Mom that had her arms, chest, legs, etc. tattooed but this is all Henry will know. And because he’s surrounded by our tattooed friends and family most of the time, seeing beautiful colors and pictures on peoples’ skin is completely normal and probably more commonplace to him than seeing skin without it.
And because of this, I do wonder how it will affect our son. I hope if my tattoos do affect him at all, they teach him to be accepting of different kinds of people and to never base his opinion on someone’s looks alone. I wish more kids had that lesson growing up – we’d have a lot less adults who are quick to judge solely based on appearance and stereotypes.
Before I was a Mom, I was a high school English teacher in our small, conservative town. Every day I’d cover up my tattoos with work appropriate clothing and most of my colleagues never knew I had them unless they saw me outside of school. I taught there for almost six years and surprisingly, there were some people I never had the chance to see beyond our classroom walls. Then just the other day I actually ended up running into a group of them while out to eat with my family. Some of the women were shocked when my husband, son and I walked up; I was wearing a strapless dress and my chest piece and sleeve were completely visible. Many of them were in disbelief – “You always seemed so sweet! I never would have guessed you had so many tattoos!” and “I had you pegged all wrong- this is truly a surprise! You always seemed like such a sweet girl.” Because I had always seemed so nice (‘sweet’ seemed to be the adjective of choice), it seemed preposterous to them that underneath my pencil skirts, blouses and cardigans lie this seemingly wild and crazy heathen who must be intent on covering every inch of her skin with ink.
I’m used to people giving me weird looks – sometimes they’re just curious, but sometimes I get some pretty awful glares – and it was very interesting to me to see how these women reacted. They had already known me for years. They knew that I was a hard worker, friendly and a great teacher. They had based their opinion off what they saw everyday but I was suddenly tossing a wrench into their wheel of impressions. I was throwing them off.
We talked a bit more and as I walked away, I realized that I had done something pretty neat back there at that table. I had broken a stereotype and hopefully taught these women that whatever crazy idea they had in their heads of what a tattooed person is supposed to be like was wrong. Hopefully. To be honest, I’m sure when I left the table most of them didn’t give it a second thought, but I’d like to think that maybe just one of them questioned why they had been so shocked in the first place and realized I was still the same person they’d always known, even though I may be a little bit out of the box they had originally placed me in.
And that’s what I hope for my son. I hope he grows up and sees that not everyone can fit into a neat box. That diversity, uniqueness and thinking outside of the norm are all good things. I want to teach him acceptance and tolerance. Compassion and kindness. As time goes by, tattoos will become more common but I know that in the world we live in, there will always be someone quick to judge or make an assumption based on appearance. And that’s okay. So when people ask me what it’s like to be a heavily tattooed Mom or how I think my tattoos will affect my son when he’s older, I still can’t say I know. All I can do is teach him to have an open mind and kind heart, and hope that the foundation his father and I have built for him will allow him to grow up to be a person who embraces differences. Or, at the very least, allow him to accept his two crazy, tattooed parents in all of their colorful glory!
If you would have shown my 15-year-old self a photo of me now, I wouldn’t have believed that the girl pictured could really be me. It would have been hard to even imagine; I grew up in an open-minded yet somewhat conservative family and knew hardly anyone with a tattoo. Outside of the one biker friend of my Dad’s who had a rose tattooed on his skull, it was all foreign to me and admittedly, a little scary, too. In high school, I dated a few boys who had artwork on their bodies – one with his last name across his back and another with some sort of tribal etching on his bicep. But that was it. I don’t actually even remember ever seeing a heavily tattooed person in my life before I was 18 or 19. On our senior trip to Mexico the summer after graduating high school, I recall getting truly upset at two of my girl friends for going off and getting tattoos in a random shop on a back street in Puerto Vallarta. Not only was I mad that they could have contracted some sort of disease from the unsanitary conditions but I was appalled that they would do “that” to their bodies.
Well. Since then, I’ve done a lot of “that” to my body and now, at 29, I am what some would call heavily tattooed.
I’ve written about this topic in my own blog before and likened being heavily tattooed to wearing a dress that you just can’t take off. You went to the store, loved the dress, bought the dress and guess what? You will wear that dress for the rest of your life. Others will stop and comment on your dress – maybe they love it, maybe they hate it. But because it’s colorful, different from the norm and so out there, they feel that they have the right to discuss it with you, maybe show you their own and sometimes even touch yours. And you still can’t take it off. Ever. And that’s what it’s like to be heavily tattooed. It’s a part of you wherever you go, a conversation piece and what many people see before they really see you.
And now that I’m a Mom, I’ve gotten so many more questions from my friends, family and even complete strangers about my tattoos. What will you do if Henry wants to get one at a young age? Do other Moms judge you? What happens if your son is embarrassed of them?
It’s funny because these are all things I’ve thought about myself. My husband and I have laughed about the fact that Henry will either think we’re super cool or super lame. And that’s okay. I couldn’t imagine having a Mom that had her arms, chest, legs, etc. tattooed but this is all Henry will know. And because he’s surrounded by our tattooed friends and family most of the time, seeing beautiful colors and pictures on peoples’ skin is completely normal and probably more commonplace to him than seeing skin without it.
And because of this, I do wonder how it will affect our son. I hope if my tattoos do affect him at all, they teach him to be accepting of different kinds of people and to never base his opinion on someone’s looks alone. I wish more kids had that lesson growing up – we’d have a lot less adults who are quick to judge solely based on appearance and stereotypes.
Before I was a Mom, I was a high school English teacher in our small, conservative town. Every day I’d cover up my tattoos with work appropriate clothing and most of my colleagues never knew I had them unless they saw me outside of school. I taught there for almost six years and surprisingly, there were some people I never had the chance to see beyond our classroom walls. Then just the other day I actually ended up running into a group of them while out to eat with my family. Some of the women were shocked when my husband, son and I walked up; I was wearing a strapless dress and my chest piece and sleeve were completely visible. Many of them were in disbelief – “You always seemed so sweet! I never would have guessed you had so many tattoos!” and “I had you pegged all wrong- this is truly a surprise! You always seemed like such a sweet girl.” Because I had always seemed so nice (‘sweet’ seemed to be the adjective of choice), it seemed preposterous to them that underneath my pencil skirts, blouses and cardigans lie this seemingly wild and crazy heathen who must be intent on covering every inch of her skin with ink.
I’m used to people giving me weird looks – sometimes they’re just curious, but sometimes I get some pretty awful glares – and it was very interesting to me to see how these women reacted. They had already known me for years. They knew that I was a hard worker, friendly and a great teacher. They had based their opinion off what they saw everyday but I was suddenly tossing a wrench into their wheel of impressions. I was throwing them off.
We talked a bit more and as I walked away, I realized that I had done something pretty neat back there at that table. I had broken a stereotype and hopefully taught these women that whatever crazy idea they had in their heads of what a tattooed person is supposed to be like was wrong. Hopefully. To be honest, I’m sure when I left the table most of them didn’t give it a second thought, but I’d like to think that maybe just one of them questioned why they had been so shocked in the first place and realized I was still the same person they’d always known, even though I may be a little bit out of the box they had originally placed me in.
And that’s what I hope for my son. I hope he grows up and sees that not everyone can fit into a neat box. That diversity, uniqueness and thinking outside of the norm are all good things. I want to teach him acceptance and tolerance. Compassion and kindness. As time goes by, tattoos will become more common but I know that in the world we live in, there will always be someone quick to judge or make an assumption based on appearance. And that’s okay. So when people ask me what it’s like to be a heavily tattooed Mom or how I think my tattoos will affect my son when he’s older, I still can’t say I know. All I can do is teach him to have an open mind and kind heart, and hope that the foundation his father and I have built for him will allow him to grow up to be a person who embraces differences. Or, at the very least, allow him to accept his two crazy, tattooed parents in all of their colorful glory!
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Tattoo Designs and Ideas
Some people have passion for getting tattoo designs done over their bodies and opposite to that a lot of people don’t want tats inked on them or sometimes they don’t like a person around them having a tattoo. Near some people they are creepy and some of them have tempted feeling for them. Well near some tattoo lovers various designs are creepy too because they don’t go well after inking
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Friday, April 20, 2012
Arm Tattoos
Arm Tattoos For Girls
Arm are one of the most noticeable parts of body which you can use for getting an extraordinary tattoo, placing your tattoos on your arms will provide you an option to hide or showoff you designs when you are at your work place by hiding them by putting on full sleeves shirts or show off you when you are hanging out with your friends. There has always been an issue of
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Tattoos
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Elbow Tattoos
Blue Rose Elbow Tattoo Design
Elbow tattoos are considered as the next generation tattoo designs, coming together with the 3d tattoo designs having their temptation effect on the mostly teenager tattoo lovers. Tattoo on elbows looks great but only when you suffer pain for the awesome piece of elbow tattoo, if not done properly or you didn’t opt the right art the outcome will be a nasty
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Tattoos
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Stomach | Belly | Abdomen Tattoos
Stomach Belly Tattoo
Stomach Tattoo or the abdominal tattoo designs, whatever you saw can be placed on the abdomen or the placed in front where stomach is present in the human body. Upper lower and center portion of the abdomen can be used for the inking of stomach tattoo designs. Tattoo on stomach provides you a lot of space to request you artist to ink a hefty tattoo designs over you
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Tattoos
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Small Tattoo Designs
Small Bird Tattoos
A
small tattoo looks cool, when placed on the inner side of the wrist, mostly
loved by women, shrinking a tattoo to smaller size will add more femininity to
it. If you are impressed with small tattoos, it’s surely because you saw it placed
on a person body around you. Placing it on different parts of body is lot easier
as compared to the larger ones, it can be done
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Tattoos
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Temporary Tattoos
Temporary Tattoos
Temporary word for a tattoo provides a relaxation with an exceptional pleasure because you have proper control over your designs, if you get a temporary and you feel that it doesn’t suits you, you have a choice to remove it, but in the case of permanent designs, you will feel ashamed, if your tattoo doesn’t goes well. Getting a temporary design, there are lots of benefits
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Tattoos
Design a Tattoo | Tips
You will find thousands of tattoos all over internet, but I am sure your mind will not get satisfy from them or you don’t want them, because one out of tenth person surely have that designs on his or her body. Every guy or girl wishes to have a exceptional designs different from anyone out there, having a perfect combination of patterns and colors. As time is passing, crave of tattoos among
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Tattoos
Monday, April 9, 2012
Temporary Tattoos On Your Lips
Lip Temporary Tattoo Prints
Getting
a temporary lip tattoo done over your lip is lot more easier now because of the
temporary lip tattoo designs available in market with thousands of colorful
patterns and they more stays longer on your lips, works just like you lipstick,
provides you a chic look. Just you have to buy the temporary designs and they
are styled according to human lip shapes,
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Beauty Tips,
Tattoos
Letter Tattoo Ideas
Letter Tattoos
Infinite
designs, colors, sizes and shapes of letter tattoo designs put them in the
category of world most famous tattoos. The long lasting crave of getting letter
pierced on our bodies was never out of fashion and I am pretty sure that this
trend will be going to stay in forever. The charismatic look of these designs
provides delight to the next person watching at your
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Tattoos
Friday, April 6, 2012
Rose Tattoo Designs For Hands
Rose Tattoos For Hands
The
Temptation of the rose tattoo designs and their exotic colors makes them ideal
tattoos and always first preference of a tattoo lover. These designs are
included in the category of love tattoo designs, and it’s not difficult for
anyone to guess the meaning of Rose tattoo designs. They are used to show love,
care, natural beauty and peace. Near some women and men
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Tattoos
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Chinese Dragon Tattoos
Chinese Dragon Tattoo
Starting
From the ancient cultures and traditions of china, the Chinese dragon tattoos
are signs of bravery and valor. A dragon represents power and strength and
hence suits on warrior, according to the stories and fiction movies, the
dragons are mythical creatures that live among mankind with peace and
prosperity, their magical powers represented in different movies
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Tattoos
Monday, April 2, 2012
Flower Tattoos
Black Rose Tattoo
In
today’s busy world, where no one have time to relax and enjoy the nature and
beauty, Floral or flower tattoo designs helps us keep in touch by getting
floral tattoo pieces on various parts of our body. Extremely Feminine characteristics of these
tattoo designs make them the first choice of women, while not only limited to females,
now day’s trend is getting popular
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Tattoos
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