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Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Monday, December 28, 2009
Sunday, December 27, 2009
tattoos Is my skull tattoo hip
tattoos After checking out an array of cool, funny, weird skull tats, I simply find no words when I see more of them. Breaking the perspective of skull tattoos being scary, here’s yet another skull that’s definitely not scary, instead funny. The two stars etched above simply add to the charisma of the hip skull tat adorned by a sexy babe. I loved the hairstyle of the skull, never seen any such skull tattoo
tattoos Cute Hello Kitty tattoo on my toe
For all you Hello Kitty fans out there, check out the cute tat by Jayson McDaniel, ABT Tattoo Hampton, GA. The choice of place to get the tat is cool. Would like to ask this tattoo freak
tattoos Love you mom
tattoos Mothers! They’ve toiled, they’ve sacrificed, they’ve done more than we can ever imagine possible. If ever you feel short of words to express how much you love her, here’s an idea. Pictured here is a cute heart tattoo with ‘Mom’ etched in between. In the fast paced life, we just have no or very less time to be with our near and dear ones. Getting this kinda tat makes you remember your mom, each time you see it and is indeed a nice gesture to express your love for your mom
Japanese Girls "Geisha Tattoo on Back Body"
This image shows a woman with a sexy japanese geisha tattoo with the classic image. Japanese Tattoo Design in combination with sunflower image and lotus flowers, there are also images of the crescent moon is yellow. Picture this tattoo design with big size and put on the back body. There are also pictures Japanese flag with the symbol of the rising sun.Saturday, December 26, 2009
Printable Tattoo Designs Artwork
What to Look For in the Artwork You See
There are a lot of truly good printable tattoo designs out there. There is also a boat load of terribly generic stuff out there, which drastically reduces your chances of finding the places that have the good artwork. Here's how you can tell if you're in some half generic gallery, or at a website that take pride in having original, high quality printable tattoo designs.
The very first thing you should do is take a look at their information page, or their about us page. You need to see if they are actually labeling their artists names, or at list listing them. If a gallery isn't afraid to tell you who the actual artists are, that means they will have mostly original, top notch printable tattoo designs. On the flip side of this, if they don't list artists, that gallery probably just steals generic artwork from anywhere they can get it and plops it on their pages.
Next, pull up one page of their artwork. Is it all flash designs? Flash looks very pretty and people can make some amazing looking designs in this format. The truth is that flash very rarely looks anything like what you see on paper. Once you ink a flash design on your skin, it will look completely different than what you see on paper, which is not a good thing. 95% of the time, it will look drastically worse than what you imagined it would. You don't want to mess around with those types of printable tattoo designs, unless you have an artist redraw it.
Hand or computer drawn artwork is always the way to go. Real artists know how to make a design that will look the same once it's tattooed onto someone's skin. That's the type of artwork you want to pick from. If the gallery lists the artists on their site, you can grab those names and do some quick research to see where else they've submitted artwork, which is an awesome way to gather even more printable tattoo designs. You won't believe how many sensational galleries you can find this way.
By Adam Woodham
There are a lot of truly good printable tattoo designs out there. There is also a boat load of terribly generic stuff out there, which drastically reduces your chances of finding the places that have the good artwork. Here's how you can tell if you're in some half generic gallery, or at a website that take pride in having original, high quality printable tattoo designs.The very first thing you should do is take a look at their information page, or their about us page. You need to see if they are actually labeling their artists names, or at list listing them. If a gallery isn't afraid to tell you who the actual artists are, that means they will have mostly original, top notch printable tattoo designs. On the flip side of this, if they don't list artists, that gallery probably just steals generic artwork from anywhere they can get it and plops it on their pages.
Next, pull up one page of their artwork. Is it all flash designs? Flash looks very pretty and people can make some amazing looking designs in this format. The truth is that flash very rarely looks anything like what you see on paper. Once you ink a flash design on your skin, it will look completely different than what you see on paper, which is not a good thing. 95% of the time, it will look drastically worse than what you imagined it would. You don't want to mess around with those types of printable tattoo designs, unless you have an artist redraw it.
Hand or computer drawn artwork is always the way to go. Real artists know how to make a design that will look the same once it's tattooed onto someone's skin. That's the type of artwork you want to pick from. If the gallery lists the artists on their site, you can grab those names and do some quick research to see where else they've submitted artwork, which is an awesome way to gather even more printable tattoo designs. You won't believe how many sensational galleries you can find this way.
By Adam Woodham
Friday, December 25, 2009
Mixed Ethnic Calf
Image name: Mixed Ethnic Calf
Comments: This calf was drawn freehand and tattooed with patterns from different tribal cultures.
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Polynesian inspired leg tattoo on Calf
Image name: Polynesian inspired leg tattoo
Comments: Polynesian inspired leg tattoo melding many different ethnic patterns into modern blackwork.
Comments: Polynesian inspired leg tattoo melding many different ethnic patterns into modern blackwork.
Polynesian inspired leg tattoo, backview
Image name: Polynesian inspired leg tattoo, backview
Comments: This is the backview of the Polynesian tattoo inspired leg work.
Henna inspired half-sleeve front view
Image name: Henna inspired half-sleeve front view
Comments: This half sleeve is inspired by traditional henna designs of Morocco and India.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Combination phoenix Tattoo with Star Tattoo, Who wants to Burned!
In the UK there is also Japanese TattooDotwork Forearm
Image name: Dotwork Forearm
Comments: This forearm tattoo was drawn freehand and tattooed using the pointilism technique.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Girls with Japanese Dragon Tattoo on Back Body
3 Sexy Girls with Japanese Dragon Tattoo, like a Yakuza Girl... hehehehe.....
Sunday, December 20, 2009
PictureTattoo Shading
The Key Secret To Great Tattoos!
Tattooing is a booming industry and growing every single day. Now there are even TV shows dedicated to the art that are catching fire. When you look around, tattoos are everywhere! Now you see them on people you know, see them in advertisements, and even on famous celebrities. So what makes a great tattoo? Of course it is great design, but there is one very big component that is critical to a really stunning and beautiful tattoo.
What is this component to a great tattoo?
Tattoo shading is the part of the tattoo where a two dimensional tattoo becomes a three dimensional tattoo. It is the part of the tattoo where flat lines take shape and holds a certain degree of depth to make the tattoo "pop" out. There is even a whole style of tattoo shading now that focuses only on black and grey tattoos...no color, just black and white.
If a tattoo artist does not learn the technical yet critical aspect of tattoo shading, then a tattoo just falls flat. It is as simple as that. This one aspect of tattooing can be learned but it takes some real practice and some technical skill. Mastering tattoo shading and becoming known for doing great black and grey tattoos can really boost a tattoo artists reputation in the tattoo industry. Those who have mastered tattoo shading at an expert level are very well revered and respected.
Now there are great information resources online to help aspiring tattoo artists. Of course, the best way to really learn the skills is through an apprenticeship, but gaining the basic knowledge is first and foremost of importance. Learning all you can about tattoo shading and other steps in the tattoo process are key and luckily information is gaining in popularity. An example of a great source or brand for tattoo information is "The Ultimate Tattoo Guide" series. These guides help budding tattoo artists get the basic tattoo knowledge needed to start tattooing including aspects like tattoo shading, etc.
So if you want to break into doing great tattoos that will get make people turn their heads, it is CRITICAL to master the art of tattoo shading. Without it, a tattoo is just not a real tattoo...a piece of real art.
By Stephen Brown
Tattooing is a booming industry and growing every single day. Now there are even TV shows dedicated to the art that are catching fire. When you look around, tattoos are everywhere! Now you see them on people you know, see them in advertisements, and even on famous celebrities. So what makes a great tattoo? Of course it is great design, but there is one very big component that is critical to a really stunning and beautiful tattoo.What is this component to a great tattoo?
Tattoo shading is the part of the tattoo where a two dimensional tattoo becomes a three dimensional tattoo. It is the part of the tattoo where flat lines take shape and holds a certain degree of depth to make the tattoo "pop" out. There is even a whole style of tattoo shading now that focuses only on black and grey tattoos...no color, just black and white.
If a tattoo artist does not learn the technical yet critical aspect of tattoo shading, then a tattoo just falls flat. It is as simple as that. This one aspect of tattooing can be learned but it takes some real practice and some technical skill. Mastering tattoo shading and becoming known for doing great black and grey tattoos can really boost a tattoo artists reputation in the tattoo industry. Those who have mastered tattoo shading at an expert level are very well revered and respected.
Now there are great information resources online to help aspiring tattoo artists. Of course, the best way to really learn the skills is through an apprenticeship, but gaining the basic knowledge is first and foremost of importance. Learning all you can about tattoo shading and other steps in the tattoo process are key and luckily information is gaining in popularity. An example of a great source or brand for tattoo information is "The Ultimate Tattoo Guide" series. These guides help budding tattoo artists get the basic tattoo knowledge needed to start tattooing including aspects like tattoo shading, etc.
So if you want to break into doing great tattoos that will get make people turn their heads, it is CRITICAL to master the art of tattoo shading. Without it, a tattoo is just not a real tattoo...a piece of real art.
By Stephen Brown
Hori Toshi
Hori Toshi is one of the greatest hand tattooing masters of all times. So do not miss this rare opportunity to see this master working in traditional Japanese style on the East Coast! Japanese tattoo is called “irezumi” or “horimono” in Japanese. In Japan, tattoo is usually considered to be a symbol of a yakuza and tends to be perceived negatively by people. For example, many public bath facilities in Japan inhibit customers who have tattoos from entering. Traditional Japanese tattoo covers arms, shoulders, and the back. In recent years, it’s becoming popular for Japanese young people to get contemporary tattoos.The traditional show on the Tattoo
The Times reported that “The traditional show on the Tattoo” was very much in evidence as middle-aged rockers of both sexes mingled with a new, younger breed of heavy metal fans, but amid the throng of Motorhead and Anthrax T-shirts were dozens of stylishly dressed young women, many of them sporting large, but beautifully crafted, Oriental tattoos. The trend for bold statements rather than cute little hearts and butterflies appears to be growing as one in eight Britons are now estimated to carry this particular form of adornment.
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Simple tatto's Comfortable ang beautiful for girls
physics formulas
Japanese writing
simple tattoo is coolA simple tattoo, including the works and creations for tattoo lovers
Sexy tattoo designs is really get the juices flowing for the opposite sex.
It's hard for a lower back tattoo not to be sexy on a girl. Their placement makes it the perfect sexy tattoo, but there are some sexy tattoo designs that really get the juices flowing for the opposite sex.
If you're considering a back tattoo and don't want them to be too cutesy, there are designs out there for you that will really stand out when you want them to. Just be aware that these tattoos are visible whenever you bend over in most casual outfits so dress appropriately when you don't want to be the center of attention.
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