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Showing posts with label flower butterfly tattoos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flower butterfly tattoos. Show all posts
Friday, January 1, 2010
Sunflower Tattoo Designs
Sunflower tattoo designs, though not common, can be quite striking and rich with meaning. The sunflower, because it blooms only when hottest and then turns its “face” toward the sun, has long been associated with the sun and sun worship.One of the oldest sunflower legends is the Greek myth of a young maiden, Clytie, who yearned for the sun god Helios. Day after day she would stand and gaze upon
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Girl Tattoos
Pinup Girl Tattoo: A LIttle HistoryPinup girl tattoos are hot and that is not just referring to the physical beauty of the girl in the tattoo. No I mean they are a hot tattoo theme to get done these days as they are definetly comming back in style in a big way!Pinup girl tattoos have a pretty long history in the field of tattoos. Pin up girls as a word or phrases has come to mean a girl that is
Friday, May 9, 2008
Floral tattoos
Floral tattoosThe art of flower tattoo is as old as the art of tattoo-making itself. They are fashionable and are trendy all over the world. However, flower tattoos have different meanings.But, flower tattoo meanings differ from each other. The world is fascinated by floral tattoos and their hidden meanings. For understandable reasons, people choosing tattoo designs are expecting to express a
Monday, May 5, 2008
Cute Tattoos
It emphasizes a girlie's and playful site in them. It can also be a sweet memory of childhood and innocence. The design is often small and delicate built. The advantage of such a cute tattoo is that they are relatively cheap and easy to cover. Popular designs are: - Fairy tattoos Butterfly tattoos- Tribal tattoos- Star and shooting star tattoos- Heart tattoos- Flower Tattoos- Dolphin tattoos-
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Rose tattoo
Rose tattoos have been popular for the past couple of decades. They can be both a masculine and a feminine tattoo. They were once the preserve of sailors back in the day but have since become increasingly popular amongst females as more and more females started getting tattooed.Roses originated in ancient Persia and were historically viewed as a masculine flower, however several thousand years of
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