Description : Beautiful Chest Drawed by Star Tattoos (source)
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Sexy Girl Tattoos : Sexy Girl Covgered by Various Tattoos
Description : Sexy Girl Covgered by Various Tattoos
Girl Tattoos : Small tattoos on the back lower body
Description : Small tattoos on the back lower beautiful girl body
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Sexy Girl Tattoo : Sexy Girl of Tattoo Body Piercing
Description : Sexy Girl Tattoo : Sexy Girl of Tattoo Body Piercing
Friday, March 27, 2009
Bird Tattoos : Bird Tattoos on the Side Sexy Body
Description : Bird Tattoos : Bird Tattoos on the Side Sexy Body
Lower Back Tattoos : Red Flower Tattoos on the Beautiful Lower Back Body
Description : Lower Back Tattoos : Red Flower Tattoos on the Beautiful Lower Back Body
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Celebrity Tattoos : Star Tattoos in Rihana's neck and Finger
Description : Celebrity Tattoos : Star Tattoos in Rihana's neck and Finger
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Celebrity Tattoes : Side Body Tattoes on Beautiful Girl
Description : Celebrity Tattoes : Side Body Tattoes on Beautiful Girl
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Monday, March 23, 2009
Popular Heart Tattoos
Popular among both men and women, heart tattoos are always in style. As a long-time favorite, the demand for unique designs with trendy flair remains constant. Symbolizing love, devotion, betrayal or sacrifice, heart tattoos can reveal deeply meaningful messages while also being beautiful pieces of body art.
The most well known meaning of heart tattoos is to symbolize love, friendship and devotion. Often times, a simple, symmetrical heart shape that is carefully tattooed is all that is desired. Other times, the artwork may feature cupid, love birds or beautiful flowers. For those with a sense of humor, selecting a dancing heart or comical heart cartoon may be an option while others may lean towards more whimsical, heart-shaped ladybugs. Whatever your taste or message, there are literally thousands of heart tattoos to choose from in modern day tattoo studios and on reputable tattoo art websites.
Heart Tattoos with Ribbons
Heart tattoos featuring winding ribbons gracing the name of a loved or lost one are a staple design in today’s tattoo studios. “Mom” ribbons and heart tattoos were made popular by sailors and is a classical design that can be seen around the world. Whether using “Mom”, the name of one’s children, a spouse or even pets, this timeless tattoo is just as popular today as it has ever been.
There are many different variations of these ribboned heart tattoos including multiple ribbons and hearts (for multiple children, both parents, etc.), complimentary flowers (signifying beauty), birds (peace, “love birds”, etc), butterflies (free spirits) and water (purity, serenity, etc) to name a few.
Heart Tattoos with Daggers
Heart tattoos featuring daggers is another variation. Many of these designs symbolize pain, hurt or betrayal inflicted by a loved one or the pain associated when losing someone close. Sometimes daggered heart tattoos indicate “sacrifice.” This is usually the case when the dagger or heart depicts military features or if the daggered heart is enveloped by thorns (representing the thorned crown that is associated with Christ).
Sacred Heart Tattoos
Another variation of popular heart tattoos, as briefly touched on above, are those symbolizing religious beliefs, most recognizably, the sacred heart tattoo. The sacred heart tattoo features a heart surrounded by thorns, blood and fire. These heart tattoos symbolize Christ’s sacrifice and his burning love for all mankind in the Catholic church. Other religious heart tattoos may feature crosses, angel wings, rosary beads, halos and even Christ himself.
Winged and Flying Heart Tattoos
Often times, heart tattoos with wings are chosen not only for their ability to be small enough for a wary first-timer, but also due to their meanings as free souls. As the symbol of the Sufi Movement (a mystical branch of Islam focusing on the spreading of love, unity and harmony), the flying heart is adorned with a crescent moon (representing the heart’s responsiveness) and a five-pointed star (representing divine light).
Source : http://tattoo-art.com/catalog/article_info.php?articles_id=6
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