BUTTERFLY TATTOO PICTURES: July 2009

Fire Tattoos

Kanji and fire tattoos paintedn on hand.

Naked Girl and fire tattoos flash.

Fairy and fire tattoos flash.

Skull and fire painted on back.

Fire and lion tattoos flash.

When it comes to trying to decide what tattoo design to get it can be kind of rough. There are literally limitless ideas for tattoos, basically if you can think it, it can be tattooed. However, some people have a harder time than others when they have to pick out their tattoo designs. Tattoos are forever and you are going to be stuck with it for the rest of your life, so it is a good idea to put a lot of thought into your design. Never pick out a tattoo design on a whim, you will most definitely regret that decision.

If you are having a hard time thinking of a tattoo design that will stand the test of time than you should think about getting a zodiac tattoo. After all once you are an Aries or a Libra you are always an Aries or a Libra. Also there are so many different zodiac tattoo designs out there you will have no problem picking one out and making it your own. Also if you have children why not get their zodiac signs tattooed on you as well. All in all zodiac signs are a very safe tattoo, there is pretty much a very slim chance that you will end up regretting you tattoo if you go this route. Just make sure you don't go over board and get a huge tattoo of you zodiac sign, that may lead to some regret later on down the road.

Just think long and hard about your tattoo design. It is better to be safe than sorry.

Your Tattoo Friend

Ashley

Here are some great Tattoo Designs you can check out!

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All Good In The Hood

Another Julia Seizure pinup, thanks!

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Fairy Good!

I love it when I discover new UK talent! In addition to the huge backpiece below, these cartoon pinups were also done by Emma Kierzek.

Maori Tattoos

Maori / Polynesian Tattoo Designs - Maori tattooing is a distinct school of patterns and graphic designs within Polynesian tattooing. While much of Polynesian tattooing is derived from straight-line geometric patterns (and thought to originate with patterns found on ancient Lapita pottery shards such as have been discovered in Samoa), a design fact which rose in part because the traditional Polynesian tattoo combs are best suited to linear designs, Maori tattooing is essentially curvilinear, and the mainstay of Maori designs are based on the spiral. It should be noted that renowned traditional Hawaiian artist Keone Nunes has demonstrated that it is possible to reproduce complex curved designs using traditional Polynesian tattooing implements.(more)