Showing posts with label tattoo art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tattoo art. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Italian Tattoo
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
"TATTOO ART" ANGELINA JOLIE TATTOO
Tattoo art in angelina jolie tattoo. Among all the famous women celebrities in hollywood, angelina jolie is also known for her tattoos, a side from her exotic looks and talent. These tattoos are not just aesthetic tattoos though, but these tattoos almost seem like they are telling the story of her life, her loves, and who she is person, and each has its own significance in her life.
"TATTOO ART" ANGELINA JOLIE TATTOO
Tattoo art in angelina jolie tattoo. Among all the famous women celebrities in hollywood, angelina jolie is also known for her tattoos, a side from her exotic looks and talent. These tattoos are not just aesthetic tattoos though, but these tattoos almost seem like they are telling the story of her life, her loves, and who she is person, and each has its own significance in her life.
Monday, April 11, 2011
"DESIGNS TATTOO" ANGELINA JOLIE TATTOOS
Tattoo art in angelina jolie tattoo. Jolie has no intention of having pitt's name or any symbol or any thing to remind her of him tattooed anywhere on her body as she has already promised her self that she will never be stupid enough to have any man's name tattooed on her ever again. She had the tattoos that remind her of her ex-husbands removed by laser, and jolie also had them covered up by a new tattoo.
"DESIGNS TATTOO" ANGELINA JOLIE TATTOOS
Tattoo art in angelina jolie tattoo. Jolie has no intention of having pitt's name or any symbol or any thing to remind her of him tattooed anywhere on her body as she has already promised her self that she will never be stupid enough to have any man's name tattooed on her ever again. She had the tattoos that remind her of her ex-husbands removed by laser, and jolie also had them covered up by a new tattoo.
"TATTOO GIRL" DANDELION TATTOO
Dandelion tattoo. So here is my original idea... I would like to have this.
"TATTOO GIRL" DANDELION TATTOO
Dandelion tattoo. So here is my original idea... I would like to have this.
"TATTOO ART" THE NEWS DANDELION TATTOO
Tattoo art in dandelion tattoo. I love dandelion, especially when their seeds are carried away by the wind. I guess i am not the only one who likes this cute flower. Some people even decide to freeze a dandelion with its seeds flying away on their skin like this girl did.
"TATTOO ART" THE NEWS DANDELION TATTOO
Tattoo art in dandelion tattoo. I love dandelion, especially when their seeds are carried away by the wind. I guess i am not the only one who likes this cute flower. Some people even decide to freeze a dandelion with its seeds flying away on their skin like this girl did.
Samoan Tattoo
Samoan Tattoos are more than just designs for the body art and they have been around for over 2000 years now and they are highly influenced by the rich Samoan culture. Samoan Tattoos were rightfully called tataus ever since the existence of tattoos in the world. Samoan Tattoos are symbols of respect and pride for the traditions, customs and culture of Samoan folks and the person who gets tattooed with one of these Samoan Tattoos, is said to have worn a mark of pride for his family.
It is believed that the trend of tattooing in Samoa was actually introduced by two ladies from the island of Fiji. The ladies had a lot of trouble initially, while convincing anyone to give them a chance, and ultimately one of the tribal chieftains, decided to give these ladies one opportunity and he surrendered himself to that ordeal of getting Samoan Tattoos. Getting Samoan Tattoos was definitely a severe experience because traditional designs would take anywhere from weeks to months to complete! The process of Samoan Tattoos used to be and still is extremely painful. The traditional Samoan Tattoos or tataus are etched using primitive tools like bones and comb. Usually a bone or a tortoiseshell comb is immersed in ink and then it is dragged across the skin to slice it open. The ink used in Samoan Tattoos is made out of the ashes of cremated candle nut shells. This process is repeated till the tatau is complete. Sometimes, the person who is getting etched with Samoan Tattoos takes longer time for recovery, which may delay his sessions of getting the traditional Samoan tataus. Traditional laws of Samoan culture had banned women from getting Samoan Tattoos and only men would be reserved for getting tataus. But in later years, even Samoan women began to get inked with tataus. It is said that there is nothing more disrespectful than getting a Samoan tattoo without the permission of your parents and family, because getting etched with Samoan Tattoos is strictly not a personal choice, it is a matter of a family’s pride and thus, a prior permission is required from the entire family for the person who is getting inked. Read on Polynesian tribal tattoos.
The traditional tatau received by the Samoan men looked like a pair of high-waist britches (breeches), that stretch right from the mid-torso down to the bottom of their knees. Every single inch of the person’s skin is covered with Samoan Tattoos made from a series of geometric designs like lines and angles and the canvas for these tattoos included the genitals and the anal regions of a man. These tattoos were inked using the sharp combs dipped in ink. The Samoan Tattoos for girls were more delicate designs and reminded of Polynesian Tattoo Designs.
In Samoa, it is believed that a man is ready for his first tattoo at the onset of his puberty. That is the time when skin stretches to a certain extent and the growth comes to a subsequent end. This tattooing on men, at the onset of their puberty, is more of a ritual than a process. This ritual is also accompanied by songs. The Pe’a design of the Samoan Tattoos is inked from the waist area to the knee line, including the man’s genitals and anal areas. The designs used in Samoan Tattoos for men include a series of geometrical shapes, lines, and curves. Thin cross beams are inked on the back area of the male while net-like design is inked in his groin area. The leaves of pandanus trees is also one of the designs used to etch Samoan Tattoos.
The traditional Samoan tattoo artist is called The Tafuga and he takes 5 sessions with a gap of one day after each session, to finish the entire tattooing process. These 5 sessions are proceeded in step-by-step manner, that consider one session for one particular area for tattooing. In that way, the tafuga takes around 10 days to complete a man’s Samoan tattoo. The recovery and healing of the Samoan Tattoos might take up to an year! You may like to read on Polynesian Tattoo Ideas.
The Samoan Tattoos for females are much more simpler and delicate, as compared to those of the Samoan males. The Samoan Tattoos for women are not seen and carried out like a ritual as in case of men. The Malu design covers from upper thighs to the area below a woman’s knee line. You can also get Samoan Tattoos on your arm, if you are a female. These arm tattoos from Samoa are very small designs. Samoan Tattoo Designs that are common in women include dots, starfish, worm like shapes and a leg-like shape that resembles a leg of a golden plover.
These days Samoan Tattoos are not seen as a part of a Samoan ritual, and these Samoan Tattoo Designs are gaining a wide popularity across the globe. Many new designs like waves, kawa bowl, fish and birds, shells and other symbols like the ones in tribal tattoos, are used to etch Samoan Tattoos. You can either get Samoan Tattoos from an authentic Tafuga or you can create your own Samoan design and get it inked in modern style from a certified tattoo artist. But, the real beauty and Samoan tattoo meaning, lies in getting it etched from a real Tafuga
Samoan Tattoo It is believed that the trend of tattooing in Samoa was actually introduced by two ladies from the island of Fiji. The ladies had a lot of trouble initially, while convincing anyone to give them a chance, and ultimately one of the tribal chieftains, decided to give these ladies one opportunity and he surrendered himself to that ordeal of getting Samoan Tattoos. Getting Samoan Tattoos was definitely a severe experience because traditional designs would take anywhere from weeks to months to complete! The process of Samoan Tattoos used to be and still is extremely painful. The traditional Samoan Tattoos or tataus are etched using primitive tools like bones and comb. Usually a bone or a tortoiseshell comb is immersed in ink and then it is dragged across the skin to slice it open. The ink used in Samoan Tattoos is made out of the ashes of cremated candle nut shells. This process is repeated till the tatau is complete. Sometimes, the person who is getting etched with Samoan Tattoos takes longer time for recovery, which may delay his sessions of getting the traditional Samoan tataus. Traditional laws of Samoan culture had banned women from getting Samoan Tattoos and only men would be reserved for getting tataus. But in later years, even Samoan women began to get inked with tataus. It is said that there is nothing more disrespectful than getting a Samoan tattoo without the permission of your parents and family, because getting etched with Samoan Tattoos is strictly not a personal choice, it is a matter of a family’s pride and thus, a prior permission is required from the entire family for the person who is getting inked. Read on Polynesian tribal tattoos.
Samoan Tattoo The traditional tatau received by the Samoan men looked like a pair of high-waist britches (breeches), that stretch right from the mid-torso down to the bottom of their knees. Every single inch of the person’s skin is covered with Samoan Tattoos made from a series of geometric designs like lines and angles and the canvas for these tattoos included the genitals and the anal regions of a man. These tattoos were inked using the sharp combs dipped in ink. The Samoan Tattoos for girls were more delicate designs and reminded of Polynesian Tattoo Designs.
Samoan Tattoo In Samoa, it is believed that a man is ready for his first tattoo at the onset of his puberty. That is the time when skin stretches to a certain extent and the growth comes to a subsequent end. This tattooing on men, at the onset of their puberty, is more of a ritual than a process. This ritual is also accompanied by songs. The Pe’a design of the Samoan Tattoos is inked from the waist area to the knee line, including the man’s genitals and anal areas. The designs used in Samoan Tattoos for men include a series of geometrical shapes, lines, and curves. Thin cross beams are inked on the back area of the male while net-like design is inked in his groin area. The leaves of pandanus trees is also one of the designs used to etch Samoan Tattoos.
Samoan Tattoo The traditional Samoan tattoo artist is called The Tafuga and he takes 5 sessions with a gap of one day after each session, to finish the entire tattooing process. These 5 sessions are proceeded in step-by-step manner, that consider one session for one particular area for tattooing. In that way, the tafuga takes around 10 days to complete a man’s Samoan tattoo. The recovery and healing of the Samoan Tattoos might take up to an year! You may like to read on Polynesian Tattoo Ideas.
Samoan Tattoo The Samoan Tattoos for females are much more simpler and delicate, as compared to those of the Samoan males. The Samoan Tattoos for women are not seen and carried out like a ritual as in case of men. The Malu design covers from upper thighs to the area below a woman’s knee line. You can also get Samoan Tattoos on your arm, if you are a female. These arm tattoos from Samoa are very small designs. Samoan Tattoo Designs that are common in women include dots, starfish, worm like shapes and a leg-like shape that resembles a leg of a golden plover.
Samoan Tattoo
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