New Tattoo | Tattoo New: January 2010

Sunday, January 31, 2010

Tribal Tattoos Design : Tribal Taurus Tattoos

Tribal Taurus Tattoos

Sexy Naked Girl with Tribal Taurus Tattoos

Small tribal taurus tattoos painted on sexy lower back.

Flower Tattoos

Flower tattoos are often highly valued among women looking for their first piece of body art. It’s form and shape reminds us of the gentle platitudes of the female form and for the most part flower tattoos are of a feminine nature. But, the symbolism of the flower tattoo design depends entirely on the color and the genus of flowers indicated. Each indigenous flower has it’s own unique symbolic characteristics. Next to the ubiquitous rose, the iris is the most highly symbolized flower. With Christianity, the triple petals of the Iris came to symbolize the Holy Trinity. The colors of the Iris -blue and white- became associated with the Virgin Mary. The Archangel Gabriel is depicted holding the flower in his hand when he appeared to her, establishing it as a symbol of purity. In Medieval England, noblewomen often took the Iris as a symbol of virtue and had its image incorporated into their personal seal. The Violet, Hyacinth, and Narcissus are all flowers with names derived from Greek mythology. The Violet, for instance, took its name from the little nymph Io, much loved by Zeus. To avoid his wife’s jealousy, Zeus changed Io into a heifer and put her in a field of sweet purple violets!

Flower Tattoos

This is a perfect example of a flower tattoo that is rich in symbolism. Depicted in the photo is a cherry blossom being suckled by a butterfly. Both the flower and the butterfly are quite symbolic on their own merit but when combined a whole new dimension is added. The cherry blossom is a symbol of female beauty and sexuality. It’s also a symbol of the fragility of life. Everything that was ever born will die and that is reflected in the frail, but beautiful pale petals of the cherry blossom. It was a symbol that is favored among the Samurai nobles of ancient japan. It reminded them that everyday death is beckoning to them and that one day they will have to face their mortality. The butterfly is also a symbol of the feminine gender but it’s also a symbol of the impermanent and fleeting. When combined the two symbols in one flower tattoo represent the fleeting nature of physical beauty and sexuality. This flower tattoo expresses the divine beauty of youth which will eventually come to an end. It is reminiscent of the spring which burst forth ripe with color and then slowly fades as the seasons transition to summer, then fall and eventually winter.

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Japanese Kanji Tattoo Symbols Meanings

Kanji Tattoo Symbols Meanings Respect

Kanji Tattoo Symbols Meanings Proud

Kanji Tattoo Symbols Meanings Bebel Betray

Kanji Tattoo Symbols Meanings Noughty

Kanji Tattoo Symbols Meanings Money

Kanji Tattoo Symbols Meanings Magnificent

Kanji Tattoo Symbols Meanings Jealous Envious

Kanji Tattoo Symbols Meanings Lazy

Kanji Tattoo Symbols Meanings Inteligent

Kanji Tattoo Symbols Meanings Insect

Lion Tattoos

The lion tattoo is often a beautiful and contradictory symbol in tattooing today. These creatures embody pride, strength, nobility and loyalty. Yet, at the same time they can be symbols of savagery, fear and are sometimes depicted as being vain. The Lion was often used as a symbol of Royalty, as in many cultures it was considered the "King of the Beasts". In early Christianity, as Jesus was seen to be the "King of Kings", he was often represented by a Lion, and a Lion was the symbol of St. Mark. The Lion is mentioned many times in the Bible and the time when a Lion lays with a Lamb is seen as the dawning of a New Age. In African cultures the Lion was a powerful symbol in many Creation Myths, as both Creator and Destructor, and in some cultures the Lion figured prominently in rites of passages to becoming a man and full-fledged warrior. To kill a lion single-handedly was the height of prowess for a hunter. But in many African fables the Lion is often depicted as a vain, arrogant creature who is often out-witted by smaller more clever creatures. So, as you can clearly see the lion tattoo has many different meanings to different people.

Lion Tattoos

Very few things in history have stood for as much as the lion when it comes to tattoos, or any other sort of thing. At one time or another the lion has been worshipped and revered by many of the peoples throughout this world. Firstly is the obvious. When you see lion tattoos you think of speed, agility, the king of the beasts and all of that good stuff. Including of course the lion as the astrological symbol of Leo and as such represents the sun.
The lion tattoos also stand for power and courage and everybody likes to be thought of as these things so that could be one reason why lion tattoos are so popular. This particular picture of a lion tattoo is a nice one. It’s a lion who seems to be sitting in contentment as it looks out over it’s domain, knowing it has nothing out there to fear. But just like it sits there content we can see in its eyes that this cat is not to messed with in any way, shape or form. The best advice would be to walk around and give it a wide birth. Maybe that’s what people with lion tattoos are saying to others. Leave me alone and you’ll be better off.

Friday, January 29, 2010

Tribal Tattoos With Image 3D Tribal Tattoo Designs Gallery Picture

In this post I show a collection of tribal tattoos, especially the 3d tribal tattoo designs. Where 3d tribal tattoo designs can be used by men and women. 3D tribal tattoo designs you can put your feet to tattoo, tattoo on the back of the neck or tattoo in hand, but can also be placed elsewhere according to your taste. 3D tribal tattoo designs you can also combine with other tattoo designs.

Tribal Tattoos With Image 3D Tribal Tattoo Designs Picture 1

Tribal Tattoos With Image 3D Tribal Tattoo Designs Picture 2

Tribal Tattoos With Image 3D Tribal Tattoo Designs Picture 3

Tribal Tattoos With Image 3D Tribal Tattoo Designs Picture 4

Tribal Tattoos With Image 3D Tribal Tattoo Designs Picture 5

Tribal Tattoos With Image 3D Tribal Tattoo Designs Picture 6

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Free tribal Rose Tattoos Design

miley cyrus tattoo in caffe

Miley cyrus tattoo in caffe

miley cyrus tattoo at grammys award

Miley cyrus tattoo at grammys award

new miley cyrus tattoo very pretty and cool

New miley cyrus tattoo very pretty and cool

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Armband Tattoos

Armband tattoos are some of the most popular type of tattoo designs to this day. If you think about it the reasons are pretty clear. The armband tattoo can make a very sharp statement and it’s also one that can be proudly shown when the person wants to, but it can also be hidden the sleeves of your shirt if you need to. Armband tattoo designs can be as complicated as the person wants them to be. Finally, armband tattoos can look good on members of either sex, men or women. Another great thing about an armband tattoo is that armband tattoo designs run the gambit among many different styles. A whole lot of different and varied designs can be used with as much or as little detail as the bearer wants. That’s why Celtic armband tattoos have become the rage, because of the complexity of the design. I particularly like the chain link effect of Celtic tattoo designs. The armband tattoo in the picture is a perfect example. It combines the tradition Celtic knot work into a design that is both striking and very original. And I like the way the ends curl up to make "devils horns". I think it’s a classic example of what can be done with an armband tattoo.

Armband Tattoos

There are many different types of traditional armband tattoos. There are tribal and Celtic armband tattoos and of course popular Polynesian designs, which is where the armband tattoo originated from. Armband tattoos have been used for centuries in the Polynesian islands, and because of the exploration that went on in the seventeenth century, the idea was brought to Europe around that time. Today’s Hawaiian band tattoos are a remnant of that ancient tradition. Of course, the Polynesian islanders used a different tattooing technique, a very painful one in fact, where a shark’s tooth was sometimes used to pierce the skin. Their tribal armband tattoos would still be much admired however. In fact, modern armband tattoo designs incorporate many elements of these traditional Polynesian designs. Among the Hawaiians and the other Polynesian islanders, an armband tattoo showed rank or status. Interestingly, they had much the same function as armbands sewn onto military uniforms. So, that’s a possible symbolism you can include into your armband tattoo design. But, regardless of what meaning you attribute to them, armband tattoos will probably remain one of the most popular types of tattoo, because of their high visual impact and the great range of images that can be adapted to this type of tattoo.

Crown King Ankle Tattoo Design

Dolphin Ankle Tattoo Design

Flower Ankle Tattoo Design

Heart Ankle Tattoo Design

Hello Kitty Ankle Tattoo Design

Japanese Kanji Ankle Tattoo Design

Red Rose Ankle Tattoo Design

Rosary Ankle Tattoo Design

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Memorial tattoo

If you are considering a memorial tattoo, take your time. This is a choice that will be with you for the rest of your life, and it's worth taking some time to consider.