Pisces Tattoo Designs and Ideas

Posted on December 21, 2009
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Pisces Tattoo Designs and Ideas As long as you have made a tattoo, it becomes an inseparable part of you. So it should suit your character, interests and lifestyle. If you long for a tattoo but you can’t decide on what particularly you need, you can connect it with you zodiac sign and choose the design that suits you! In this article I’ll cover the main point Pisces may take into account while looking for a tattoo.

To Pisces belong people who were born between February 19 and March 20. Who are they by nature? It’s typical for them to be dreamers with a caring heart. But the real mystery of the sign is that such people have a so-called dual nature: they can be different on the surface and in the depths of their soul. Thick waters hide perfectly everything they want.

These two elements – water and duality – can be easily represented in Pisces tattoo designs. Sea tattoos with fish will do, especially those swimming in different directions, one of which goes with the flow while the other swims against the current. Such a tattoo represents contradiction in a Pisces’s soul and his or her desire to have their own way.

Yin and Yang symbol can also act as a Pisces tattoo as it show the close relationship of light and dark powers, and their being parts of the whole, like a medal that has two sides, like something in people’s nature is contradictory and unanimous at the same time. Also remember that Neptune is this sign’s ruling planet and you have one more starting point for Pisces tattoo designs. Well, planets are look like one another, but you can underwrite it or draw a fish somewhere on its surface.

So what is necessary for a Pisces tattoo? As it is a water sign, water elements can be included into a tattoo pattern as well as aquatic plants or underwater rocks or seaweed. It can be colored in sea green or aquamarine blue and incorporate some flowers such as water lilies, wisteria or lilac.

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Feminine Tattoos for Ankles

Posted on December 19, 2009
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Feminine Tattoos for Ankles Long for an extremely feminine tattoo? There’s a place on a woman’s body that as if specially created for refined and exquisite tattoos, and one of them is an ankle. More and more females nowadays prefer their ankles to be tattooed, as they draw other people’s attention. Although it is rather a small area, it can accommodate tattoos of various designs and patterns form stars and moon to flowers and tribal-styled bracelets.

Some woman tattoo their bodies to please their man, and an ankle tattoo is an excellent choice as they are less painful as for example lower back tattoos that are also sexy and awesome. Another advantage of tattoos for ankles is that they can easily be concealed if desired. Wear long pants to work but open sandals to a beach so as to show off your tattoo - and you’ll achieve the effect.

As to certain pattern, they may vary greatly. Note that a tattoo can tell something about you, not only reveal your passion for flowers, butterflies and foreign languages (I mean Chinese hieroglyphs or Egyptian scripts), but also you occupation, so never miss a chance to display your individuality. If you have devoted your life to music, you can have a musical note tattooed on your ankle, if you dance you can have a tattoo a tiny dancing fairy, and so on..

Feminine Tattoos for Ankles

Tattoos for ankles require special attention, though. It is better to choose small designs with thin lines for such tattoos as they can show a co-called “ink migration” as the time passes and it will be necessary to visit a tattoo artist to renovate it. Also, once you have done such a tattoo, avoid wearing constrictive boots or jeans or something like that, as it may damage your tattoo and the skin around it and cause bleeding. So it is better to do it when you are relatively free and don’t have to walk too much and in summer, when it is warm enough to wear open shoes.

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German Shepherd Tattoo Designs

Posted on December 13, 2009
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German Shepherd Tattoo Designs Do you like dogs and cats and other domestic pets? These funny creatures surround us, bring fun into our life, make us happy in solitude and can be real friends. And we treat them as family members and are sad when they pass away. Some people even have tattoos of their pet done to commemorate them or just to show their love for them. It is just great – to have your pet beside you and drawn on your body at the same time!

Well, animal tattoos can be of all kind and sorts and dogs are not among the least popular. Lots of people enjoy German Shepherd tattoos as these they like these dogs for they look noble, they are strong, courageous and obedient in training. They have a strong sense of duty and are devoted to their owners. They are as well known to be clever and intelligent sleuths. German Shepherds have also played main parts in a number of films, police dramas and series in particular.

But do you know that these dogs are a relatively “new” breed? It originated in Germany (as you might have already guessed) at the end of the XIX century where local communities selected dogs and bred dogs that could be helpful in a particular job. At the beginning it was intended that this would be a working dog for herding sheep, and this is reflected in its naming – a shepherd. Now they work in a number of spheres of people’s life: they track criminals, help to detect and hold suspects, detect various substances such as narcotics, explosives, mine, etc. as they have excellent sense of smell. They can also be guides for visually impaired people.

German Shepherd Tattoo Designs

German Shepherd tattoo designs generally look similar, depicting a dog’s face in profile or half-turned so that its long muzzle should be seen. They color used are usually tan and black or red and black depending on the dog that is in the mind a person who wants to be tattooed.

This animal tattoo would be an excellent addition to your style. You know that pets say something about your character and that the pet and its owner are often of the same character.

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Vampire Bite Tattoos

Posted on December 11, 2009
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Vampire Bite Tattoos Have you ever seen a vampire in a film or read about it in a book? I suppose, yes! It can be called mystery, but still one have to admit that though it is XXI outside, the interest to vampires never fades. Since Count Dracula times, they known for the habit the mark they leave on neck of their victims.

Nowadays, vampire bite tattoos are the best way to shock people and are often fancied by the representatives of new-age Gothic culture. Well, of course, this is not a kind of a tattoo design that is widespread, you will sooner find common flower, animal and butterfly tattoo designs than those of vampire bytes, which are drawn so true-to-life that the blood dripping from the wound seems real.

But who are vampires and why do they bite? They are creatures that were once humans, but then turned outcasts of society, who are used to drinking people’s blood, feel better in darkness and are afraid of garlic. If they bite a person and he or she remains alive, this person can become a vampire too. Thus their bite is called a kiss of a vampire – they kiss you into being one of them!

But nobody knows for sure, where this legend stems from, may be it is the product of our collective psyche and the unknown always stirs people’s imagination and makes us to make up stories about it, ascribe mythical features to it and flirt with it.

Vampire bite tattoos are just the way to do it, though one may argue. What certainly can’t be denied is that they make a fascinating design – two fresh holes with red blood oozing out of them, emm.. That makes a strong impression in people around, I assure you!

But who would be brave enough to have permanent vampire bite tattoos done? That’s the step one would possibly agree in the future. So vampire fans are usually tattoo the bites on body parts that are covered by clothes and not seen when at work, for instance, on the waist. Or some resort to temporary tattoos like stickers that are worn on holidays, namely on Halloween.

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