New symbols tattoo and lower back tattoo designs
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Flower Tattoo Designs - Perfect Tattoo Patterns For Women
Flower Tattoo Designs - Perfect Tattoo Patterns For Women
If you are planning to get a permanent tattoo, remember, a good body ink can be expensive and painful too. Price wise, black color tattoos are always cheaper in comparison to colored ones. To care for the tattoo, you have to take care of your skin for a week after the ink has been marked permanently into your skin. You must also apply cream on it daily.
If you are looking for a good tattoo design, why not consider flower patterns. Flower designs are unique because they are often combined with butterflies and hearts. Different types of flowers will portray different meaning. With so many types of flowers available, the choices are endless.
The job of a good tattoo artist is to enhance the design is such a way that a simple flower pattern also looks unique and marvelous. The cost of getting inked usually depends on the size and the complexity of the tattoo. Many floral tattoo designs can be found on the web which you can and print it out and hand it to your tattoo artist.
Nowadays, tattoos are so much in trend that there are so many tattoo parlors around us. Make sure you choose a professional tattoo artist for this purpose as a tattoo will be etched to your body forever.
Before you proceed with inking the flower design, you must be relaxed and clam and must be mentally prepared for the amount of pain you are going to experience. The tattoo artist will use a gun shaped apparatus with colored pigment to draw the outline of the flower on your skin. Next, different colors will be painted to bring out the brilliance of the floral design.
Remember, permanent tattoos are forever. If you wish to remove it, you have to go through some painful ordeal. To remove your tattoo, you can go for either Intense Pulsed Light Therapy or Surgical Excision. Both procedure for tattoo removal are painful and will leave a long lasting scar.
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Tattoo Designs - Kanji Symbols and What They Mean
Japanese Kanji symbols are very popular as tattoos as they are unique and they can convey a very personal and meaningful message in an artistic and exotic way.
Complex language
Kanji is one of three different types of alphabet character symbols used in a complex system of writing. The other two are Hiragana and Katakana. All three are used in different ways. Kanji conveys ideas in picture form, which may not always convey the exact meaning. Hiragana is sometimes used with the Kanji to modify or clarify the meaning.
Hiragana is used more for everyday use while Katakana is used mainly when dealing with foreign names.
The Japanese language contains literally thousands of characters. These were adopted from the Chinese, which have anywhere between 50,000 and 100,000 characters. Scholars disagree on the number but, as you can see, it is a lot. In everyday use in Japan there are around 2000 - 3000 characters.
Multiple meanings
One of the major pitfalls in choosing a Kanji tattoo is the actual meaning of the symbol. The meaning can depend on the context and can have up to ten different meanings. It is essential to do some research before having a permanent symbol on your body. Make sure you get an accurate translation or, better still, use an artist who understands Japanese. Some artists are reluctant to do Kanji because they are not sure of the meanings.
There can be good reasons for getting a Kanji tattoo - with one symbol you can express a thought or an idea or a philosophy and you can do it in an artistic and different way. However, Kanji is limited, as its symbol will express a simple picture or expression. It does not lend itself to more involved quotes or phrases. One of the other scripts may have to be used with Kanji to express your words. This is where an artist's knowledge of Japanese can become important.
Artistic expression
Japanese calligraphy is an art form. In fact, one artist believes the meaning of the symbol is unimportant as it is more about the look and flow of the script - more about the artistic expression. This would not suit everyone, as most people like to use a tattoo to convey a message to themselves or others. However, for those who do want to express themselves artistically, the opportunity is there.
Kanji tattoos can be attractive, artistic and meaningful, but they can be a trap for the unwary. Do your homework and make sure your tattoo means what you want it to mean.
By Wlliam Burnell
Angel Tattoo Designs - Spread Safety and Love With Your Unique Angel Tattoo Design
Angel tattoos are lovely to look and admire. They present an impression of the heavenly and Godly. Many celebrities have this heavenly being imprinted onto their skin. They look at angels as harbinger of good news and protection from harm.
Angel tattoo designs are gaining popularity in all sectors. Lots of men, women, old and young share their fascination about angels. Furthermore, seeing the figure of a person with wings and the ubiquitous nature of angels definitely attract men to angels. Of course, the prospect of receiving blessings because angels come from God makes them the top choice for a tattoo.
Because angels are characters found in the Bible, much religiosity is attached to them. And those who have an angel body mark are identified or typecast as some sort of religious freak. Some people don't realize that in the context of art, angel figures are very superb and it has a calming effect on someone who sees it.
One only needs to specify what he or she wants and the desired body mark can be customized easily according to the wearer's requirements. Basic in drawing this heavenly creature is the wing symmetry, whether it is a seraph, archangel, guardian angel or cherub that you are drawing.
The size of your angel tattoo design depends on what you want to emphasize and the degree of visual impact of your drawing. An angel with wings spread widely tattooed on the whole back area would easily attract attention especially when it was done neatly. A cherub and seraph on each shoulder blade are a pleasing sight to see.
Whatever preference you may have, design varieties for this lovely, gentle, and meek creature abound. Always remember that there is always an angel who loves and cares for you.
By Amy Johns
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