Showing posts with label Arm Tattoo. Show all posts
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Friday, October 21, 2011

In Loving Memory Tattoo

In Memory TattooIn Loving Memory Tattoos For a Lost Love




In Loving Memory Tattoo
In Loving Memory Tattoo for true love

Tattoos are a great way to show off your individuality and also to commemorate some that is important to you. People are very sentimental and like to remember the good and bad things in their past through body art. In loving memory tattoos are very popular for people who have lost a loved one. They can be an everyday reminder of the good memories of the past.

The hardest part of getting in loving memory tattoos is deciding exactly what design you want to use. There are literally thousands of options out there. Finding a design and coming up with an idea can often be a very exhausting and frustrating experience.

This type of tattoo has a lot of personal meaning so you obviously will want to make sure that the design is flawless and perfect for what you want to do.

There are a couple of ways that you can get great tattoo designs for in loving memory tattoos. The first way is to visit a tattoo shop and have them help you. While this could work for you, you may find that you fee rushed or pressured to pick a design.

This is why I recommend that people use online tattoo design databases when deciding on their next piece of ink. There are several of these online and they can offer thousands of designs for you to go through on your own time. You will not feel rushed to make a selection and you can even combine several designs to create something you will love.

These are just a couple things to keep in mind when looking for in loving memory tattoos. Take your time to find the right design. These are a great way to remember those who have passed away.

In Loving Memory Tattoo

In Memory TattooIn Loving Memory Tattoos For a Lost Love




In Loving Memory Tattoo
In Loving Memory Tattoo for true love

Tattoos are a great way to show off your individuality and also to commemorate some that is important to you. People are very sentimental and like to remember the good and bad things in their past through body art. In loving memory tattoos are very popular for people who have lost a loved one. They can be an everyday reminder of the good memories of the past.

The hardest part of getting in loving memory tattoos is deciding exactly what design you want to use. There are literally thousands of options out there. Finding a design and coming up with an idea can often be a very exhausting and frustrating experience.

This type of tattoo has a lot of personal meaning so you obviously will want to make sure that the design is flawless and perfect for what you want to do.

There are a couple of ways that you can get great tattoo designs for in loving memory tattoos. The first way is to visit a tattoo shop and have them help you. While this could work for you, you may find that you fee rushed or pressured to pick a design.

This is why I recommend that people use online tattoo design databases when deciding on their next piece of ink. There are several of these online and they can offer thousands of designs for you to go through on your own time. You will not feel rushed to make a selection and you can even combine several designs to create something you will love.

These are just a couple things to keep in mind when looking for in loving memory tattoos. Take your time to find the right design. These are a great way to remember those who have passed away.

In Loving Memory Tattoo

In Memory TattooIn Loving Memory Tattoos For a Lost Love




In Loving Memory Tattoo
In Loving Memory Tattoo for true love

Tattoos are a great way to show off your individuality and also to commemorate some that is important to you. People are very sentimental and like to remember the good and bad things in their past through body art. In loving memory tattoos are very popular for people who have lost a loved one. They can be an everyday reminder of the good memories of the past.

The hardest part of getting in loving memory tattoos is deciding exactly what design you want to use. There are literally thousands of options out there. Finding a design and coming up with an idea can often be a very exhausting and frustrating experience.

This type of tattoo has a lot of personal meaning so you obviously will want to make sure that the design is flawless and perfect for what you want to do.

There are a couple of ways that you can get great tattoo designs for in loving memory tattoos. The first way is to visit a tattoo shop and have them help you. While this could work for you, you may find that you fee rushed or pressured to pick a design.

This is why I recommend that people use online tattoo design databases when deciding on their next piece of ink. There are several of these online and they can offer thousands of designs for you to go through on your own time. You will not feel rushed to make a selection and you can even combine several designs to create something you will love.

These are just a couple things to keep in mind when looking for in loving memory tattoos. Take your time to find the right design. These are a great way to remember those who have passed away.

In Loving Memory Tattoo

In Memory TattooIn Loving Memory Tattoos For a Lost Love




In Loving Memory Tattoo
In Loving Memory Tattoo for true love

Tattoos are a great way to show off your individuality and also to commemorate some that is important to you. People are very sentimental and like to remember the good and bad things in their past through body art. In loving memory tattoos are very popular for people who have lost a loved one. They can be an everyday reminder of the good memories of the past.

The hardest part of getting in loving memory tattoos is deciding exactly what design you want to use. There are literally thousands of options out there. Finding a design and coming up with an idea can often be a very exhausting and frustrating experience.

This type of tattoo has a lot of personal meaning so you obviously will want to make sure that the design is flawless and perfect for what you want to do.

There are a couple of ways that you can get great tattoo designs for in loving memory tattoos. The first way is to visit a tattoo shop and have them help you. While this could work for you, you may find that you fee rushed or pressured to pick a design.

This is why I recommend that people use online tattoo design databases when deciding on their next piece of ink. There are several of these online and they can offer thousands of designs for you to go through on your own time. You will not feel rushed to make a selection and you can even combine several designs to create something you will love.

These are just a couple things to keep in mind when looking for in loving memory tattoos. Take your time to find the right design. These are a great way to remember those who have passed away.

Saturday, August 20, 2011

Celebrity Ink - Ewan McGregor

Ewan McGregor has only one tattoo, a heart and dagger tattoo on upper right arm with the names of his wife, Eve and daughters, Clara and Esther.




Tuesday, August 16, 2011

A Drop Of Brad

Name: Brad Thompson

Age: 32

Tell me about yourself:
My interests include muscle cars, lowrider bikes, 50's clothing and culture, bmx riding and drinking with friends.

How many tattoos do you have: 3

Age when you got your first tattoo: 23

Do you have a favourite tattoo?:
My jack in the box because it was my first and still unique, I have not seen any others yet.

Any more tattoos planned?:
Yeah I might get my arms sleeved or a chest tattoo. Not sure what to get yet, I am still toying with ideas.

Favourite style of tattooing…background?:
I dont have a favourite style but I hate tribal tattoos on people that have no tribal background or history in there bloodline. Maoris have a strong tribal history and so do brazilians and africans but not bogan white dudes.

Have you ever felt judged, prejudiced against because of your tattoos?:
Not really, on the odd occasion I have been followed by a store security because I look suspicious but having worked in retail since having my tattoos it has not stopped me from sellng well and getting promoted. A lot of people even make positive comments on them.


What is your tattoo story?:
My first tattoo I got at Purple Haze was the jack in the box but at the time it was just the clown head in black and white. Then a couple of months later I wanted to make it bigger and came up with the jack in the box idea and got it done. Then I wanted colour so I had some copies of the design and mates and I would colour them in to work out what would look good. About a year later I wanted something car culture related
and retro looking and drew up the Lady Luck with flames, pistons, spark plugs and checkered flags.

The last one I had done just 2 weeks ago at Immortal Ink in Berwick and it is of my two girls' names and dates of birth. Pretty self explanatory there but I wanted it as big as possibly and manly looking. I have always liked the old style lettering but never had anything I would really want written on me for life until my girls came along. 

Monday, June 27, 2011

Celebrity Ink - Brad Pitt

French quote "Absurdités de l'existence" meaning "life is absurd" around outer left arm.
Outline of Otzi the Iceman on left forearm.
Partner, Angelina Jolie's birthday, 06/04/75, in Khmer on lower left abdomen.
Largely unphotographed Sanskrit dedication for son Maddox on lower left back.
Lines on lower left back, often speculated to be diagram of the New Orleans levee banks, a tribute to those affected by Hurricane Katrina but is in fact the result of partner, Angelina Jolie drawing on his back one evening, Brad liking it and having it inked onto his back.










Source: Vanishing Tattoo, Crushable


Thursday, June 16, 2011

Celebrity Ink - Russel Brand

Right inner bicep - sanskrit which reads "Anuugacchati Pravaha" - "Go With The Flow"

A lot of people think that Russell has a great number of tattoos due to his various movie roles, particularly Forgetting Sarah Marshall. All of these tattoos were fakes and were applied for the role. He and his wife, Katy Perry have matching sanskrit tattoos in the same place.


Source: Rolling Stone Magazine US (June 2010 issue), The Mirror

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Celebrity Ink - Freja Beha Erichsen

r"This world tonight is mine" PJ Harvey quote around right wrist.
"Serendipity Is Me" on back of right upper arm.
"this too shall pass" on right inner bicep.
"redemption" below left inner elbow.
Colt "Peacemaker" revolver on left inner bicep.
3 yellow filled circles on left inner wrist.
Solid inverted triangle behind the neck.
"float" on left side of neck.
Small solid star on left upper ribs.
"M" later covered with a lightning bolt on upper right ribs.
Outline of a circle in dashes behind right ear.
Cross on right earlobe.
Lines around left middle finger.
"sorry" on left ring fingertip (unconfirmed)

"Nobody has minded so far, I don't think," Erichsen says, "but then they weren't in obvious places at the beginning. They were easily covered. Still, I did make a deal with my agent about a year ago: she said I could get as many tattoos as I wanted as long as I didn't cut my hair."

 "this world tonight is mine", which comes from a PJ Harvey song ("My version of carpe diem"), and the phrase "this too shall pass" ("Obviously I was going through some stuff when I had that done." What stuff? "Just personal stuff"), as well as the word "float" ("as in float through life, don't sink") on the side of her neck. "I just like getting them done," Erichsen explains. "I like the whole process, especially coming up with something you want, which never takes me long. Like the revolver. That's not a heavy symbol for me. I like guns and I think the design is pretty, and once I have an idea I have to go there. I'm definitely hooked on getting tattoos."
















Font used in "float" and"redemption" tattoos is Windsong


Source: Google Images

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Celebrity Ink - David Beckham

Guardian Angel upper centre back.
Winged crucifix on back of neck.
Jesus on lower right ribs taken from the painting The Man Of Sorrows by Matthew R Brooks.
Angel on right shoulder with text, "in the face of adversity" - a memorial to his grandfather.
Sons names, Romeo, Cruz and Brooklyn on back.
VII Roman numerals for the number 7 jersey he wore at Man. United.
"Victoria" on inner left forearm in Hindi.
Left forearm comprising 10 roses, an image of wife, Victoria as a topless angel surrounded by stars.
“Ut Amem Et Foveam” which translates to “so that I love and cherish on inner left forearm
"Pray for me" on right inner wrist
Left upper arm, Renaissance image of a Cupid carrying his wife Psyche to Heaven.
Full sleeve on right arm, religiously themed featuring cherubs, crucifix, a Templar Knight clouds, number 23 (LA Galaxy jersey number).
"Let them hate as long as they fear" on right outer forearm.
Chinese proverb on ribs, translating to "Death and life have determined appointments. Riches and honour depend upon heaven."
Hebrew quote from the Song of Solomon 6.3 "I am my love’s and my love is mine, who browses among the lilies" on left forearm.
Latin phrase on left forearm "Perfectio in Spiritu" meaning "spiritual perfection."
Hebrew phrase, "My son, do not forget my teaching but keep my commands in your heart." on left arm.


"I think everybody's got a way of expressing their feelings, and mine is through my tattoos."

"The idea to get tattooed came to me a little while after Brooklyn was born. I was talking to Mel B and her then-husband, Jimmy Gulzar, and the subject of tattoos came up. I ended up going to this Dutch guy who'd done all of Jimmy's. I'd finally realized what I wanted a tattoo to represent. Mine are all about the people in my life, my wife and sons, who I want with me always. When you see me, you see the tattoos. You see an expression of how I feel about Victoria and the boys. They're part of me." 

"I don't plan on having a tattoo, it's just sometimes I wake up and I think, you know, I've got an idea of an image I would like on me.


"Some people love tattoos, some people don't. It's just something that I have always found can kind of express how I'm feeling, or the thoughts that I have or memories...most of my tattoos are memories and things that mean things to me...there's not one tattoo that I've got on me that doesn't mean something."











Most of David Beckham's work done by Louis Malloy most recent chest piece by Matt Mahoney.

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

A Drop Of Isaac

Name: Isaac, Izzy. 
Age: 24

Tell me about yourself : I'm a cabinet maker by trade but am currently in the Australian Army. I love music and the beach and travelling.

How many tattoos do you have: 6

Age when you got your first tattoo: 16

Do you have a favourite tattoo: The one with the girls names crossed out.

Any more tattoos planned? : i want to get a piece on my ribs. i really want something done by Derek Hess.

Favourite style of tattooing…background?: whatever looks good to be honest.

Any other modifications?: ive had my eyebrow, labret, tragus, tongue, nipple and the top of my left ear pierced. I also used to have 8mm stretchers in both ears.


What is your tattoo story? The orca on my shoulder means the souls rebirth after death, I was 16 and a massive stoner so it seemed good at the time lol. The little picture on my back is just a piece off the wall at Sharky's in Byron, just wanted to prove i could get tattooed in a shop under age haha. 




The writing that stretches from my bicep over onto my back is latin for ' the eagle dosnt capture the flies ' so pretty much dont worry bout the small things in life :-) 



Established 1986 is just the start of me getting smart arse tattoos cos i really dont take anything serious. Same goes for the  "ex-girlfriends" crossed off on my side. It's really just a piss take for those losers who actually do get their partners names tattooed on them and for the ppl who procastinate about getting tattoos because they are worried about what they will look like when they are older...people just take things too seriously, live for now!! 




The rifle at Gallipoli I got when I first joined the army, it is a tribute to the sacrifice made by those who came before me.