best tattoos picture: February 2010

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

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Monday, February 22, 2010

Japanese Tattoo Lion Sleeve

This is a piece in progress. Celebrating life’s forces when subconscious and conscious unite. Set at what could be perceived as a sunset or a sunrise. The mysterious time where the light shine with all its beauty revealing the sacred pink that appears at every start and end of day, where colours and shadows play on our minds. The powerful shift from day to night, or night to day, a sacred moment, being one with life, we can shift and embrace our goals. The back of the piece is an underwater scene. You might be able to see a fragment of the koi. I am looking forward to tattoo this one when I meet the right person! This is the first draft for that concept.

Sunday, February 21, 2010

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Friday, February 19, 2010

Why Dragonfly Tattoo so Popular?

Dragonflies began to see a sharp rise in popularity in the later half of the 90s. Along with ladybugs, butterflies, fairies and flowers, they witnessed to a rising trend of young women going under the gun. Small, demure but incredibly sexy designs began showing up more and more often across the country, and in truth, the world. On breasts, shoulders, hipbones and tailbones, starkly feminine designs like the dragonfly were finding more forms and homes.

But dragonflies have brought with them more than simply an artistic appeal. The more that you learn about this small but very powerful creature, the more you understand that it is not only a testimony to beauty, but also to strength and more importantly, change.

You see, the dragonfly is very similar to the butterfly in two respects: first, they both are flying insects with four wings, and secondly, they both go through a metamorphosis period to emerge as fully formed and functional new creatures. For the dragonfly (and its closest relative, the damselfly), life starts out encased in an egg. These eggs are laid in water, and when the young dragonfly emerges, it is known as a nymph. These juvenile dragonflies are not nearly of the beauty or stature of their adult counterparts. In fact, they can be downright ugly. Their wings are tiny and their jaws are large and extended, to make it easier to find their favorite foods (like mosquito larvae). They can spend three years in the nymph stage, living in water, waiting to truly take form.

The chance that the procedure of morphing from nymph to dragonfly is painful is very high. The first step seems easy enough. The nymph just climbs out of the water to rest on a plant stem or leaf. But then, the process really begins! The skin of the nymph begins to split, with the new head emerging from the ruins. The rest of it emerges, until finally free, its wings have a chance to dry and become strong enough to fly. The process takes about two hours. However, it wont be fully complete for another day or two, when the beautiful colors begin to fully come in.

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Ed Hardy Temporary Tattoos

Savvi's temporary tattoos are made in the USA using vegetable inks and ingredients that are FDA and FD&C approved. The tattoos are applied with water and last for several days. They can be removed with baby oil or rubbing alcohol.

Features:
• Contains 30 Realistic Looking Temporary Tattoos
• High Quality and Long Lasting
• Easy to Apply and Remove
• FD&C Approved Ingredients, Does Not Contain Lead
• Made in the USA

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Anime Tattoo

Been wondering for a long while what tattoo(s) I'd finally get for myself. I'm the oldest of 8 kids and everyone but the 3 youngest and me don't have a tattoo. My father is loaded with tattoos including a large Bald eagle that covers his entire chest. At first glance at my father and you'd not think he's covered with tats.

Anyways, I've always thought of Kanji writing as my younger brother has on the back of his neck but I've also of course thought of full anime tattoos. With the blessing of my fiancee, I'd most likely get a moe version of FFVII's Tifa Lockhart and even K-On!'s Mio wouldn't be bad if the tat is done right.

As I continue to ponder what to add, here's some interesting tattoos I found in a quick browse on the internets. Oh, and the title picture above is from yesterday's Anime Pic of the Day, can't get enough of that work by Muuten.

Monday, February 15, 2010

Art Polynesian Tattoos Popular With Tribal Tattoo With Image Shoulder Polynesian Tattoo Gallery Picture

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Sunday, February 14, 2010

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You can get airbrushed Rebel flag tattoos. Airbrushed Rebel flag tattoos are relatively inexpensive, good-looking, and last for several days. Airbrushed tattoos are what Hollywood uses in films, to emulate a real tat. Airbrushed Rebel flag tattoos would also be painless.