Japanese Tattoo: 2009

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Monday, December 14, 2009

Rose Tattoo Design


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Bird:Animal Tattoo Design

Bird Tattoo on Back Body

Bird Tattoo on Neck

Unique Skull Tattoo Design


Sword & Skull Tattoo Design	Butterfly & Skull Tattoo Design

Japanese Dragon and Fish Tattoo

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Japanese Dragon and Fish Tattoo

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Choose The Right One of Polynesian Tattoos

Polynesian tattoos are always impressive, and for good reason: the art of the Polynesian tattoo has been around since ancient times. Though the original means of getting a Polynesian Tribal tattoo is much more painful and time-consuming than modern tattoo methods, you can still have the beauty and symbolism by going to your favorite tattoo artist and requesting these special works of art.
Simply looking at pictures of Polynesian tattoos isn’t enough to make the best choice. Polynesian tattoos are special because of the symbolism of each one, so when you are seeking that perfect art to represent who you are and what you stand for, make sure you look into each different kind of Polynesian tattoo. Here are a few brief examples:

Maori Tattoos are popular among the native tribes of New Zealand. These tattoos are based on the spiral form, and are most commonly placed on the face.

Hawaiian Tattoos tend to have more personal meanings. The tattoos are mostly black, and in addition to being used as adornment, they were also used to show mourning for a loved one, as talismans for protection, and as a way of personal identification for the bearer.

Rapa Nui (Easter Island) tattoos are considered the most sacred of Polynesian tattoos. Traditionally, it was believed that the bold, vivid tattoos made the skin sacred, and allowed a pathway to communications with the gods.

There are many other forms of Polynesian Tribal Tattoos, all of which hold some meaning to the country or people they originated from. Keep in mind the symbolism and power behind the art, and when you look at those pictures of Polynesian tattoos, make sure you choose something that reflects who you are and what you want out of life, so that you can be proud of your art for many years to come.

Stunning Water Lily Back Tattoo

The flower is a huge part of the tattooist's portfolio with the rose being the most popular and floral tattoo choice is fantastic throughout the many parlours worldwide. Tattooing is a great art form and a well chosen tattoo is a brilliant expression of self.

Water Lilies and Lotus flowers lie a close second to the rose and make for a beautiful and stunning design, with their delicate open petals which make for a fantastic and beautiful image upon the skin.

The Red Rose Tattoo

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The rose is the most popular flower used as a design in the tattoo world and they hold an intriguing history. Roses are given at a funeral and in this instance they symbolise respect and memory of the dead. The red rose holds a deeply religious meaning as a representation as the blood of Jesus Christ.

It also bears the mark of meaning human spiritual growth, unfolding nature and martyrdom. And the dark red rose symbolist unconscious beauty. So a red rose on it's own, or intertwined with a cross or other object bears a great statement and true beauty upon the skin.

Ray Cornett an exhibited fine art photographer

Ray Cornett, an exhibited fine art photographer and founder of the International Fine Art Guild. He was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio and is now living in Davis, California and has been involved in art in one way or another, from drawing to the photography. He first got into photography at the age of 10 with a Kodak Brownie purchased at a garage sale. Ray Cornett`s focus in photography, regardless of subject matter, is to photograph subjects which are not often photographed, or photographing common subjects to show them in a different way. This is showcased in his photography of people with tattoos as he shows that not all people with tattoos are to be feared or thought of as freaks and that they can be anyone from heads of major corporations to school teachers and little old ladies. Last year Ray Cornett participated in two gallery exhibits in Northern California featuring some of his still life’s and fine art nudes.

Unique butterfly girl

Flower Water Tattoo

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Sexy Model Pictures has no Tattoo

No Tattoo on her Sexy Body but only Small Letter to Promo Her New Mobile Phone, I thinks this model will have many more Letter on all part of body if she has many Things to promo. hahahahaha Just Kidding, She may has Flower, phoenix, tribal, dragon tattoo design or others on her sexy body if she likes art so much.