Tattoo Ideas

[Matt3737]

WikiNerd....

I think I may have a problem....I need help!! I'm addicted!

 

[Kgal]

I'm not a big tattoo guy but I thought if I ever got one, it would be abstract and devoid of assigned meaning; just angles / aesthetics and nothing more.

Here's something I drew years ago that kinda looks what I'm envisioning (only certain parts, though - namely the hard angled stuff just to the left of the those seven vertical squares):

That is pretty cool. I don't know but I have always liked abstract stuff.
I think it is just more fun to look at.

I agree with you jimtaylor....at least with most of them. Korg's drawing has all sorts of sections to get lost in while admiring it. I like the more organic aspects displayed in the lower third. Especially the rootlets. And I swear I see part of a fox's face hidden there.

 

[Kgal]

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The metal art is gorgeous!

Your tattoo is a fantastic blend of meaningful symbols.

 

[Edith]

My next tattoo is going to be a swallow holding a scroll with my mother's initials on it. Me and my mum are getting matching tattoos, done at the same time. Hers won't have a scroll though I think.

After that I'm planning to get a violet, with my niece's birth date under it in roman numerals.

 

[Bird]

I think it's really brave that you're willing to do this.

 

[Vict]

Not taoist, but the only sorts of designs I'd ever consider for a tattoo:

http://yourmeatismine.com/

And now I'm thinking I'd like to tattoo someone someday.

 

[#@&5&49]

I love tattoo art. I saw an art exhibit in a gallery called "Body Art". It was by a photographer that photographed people with extraordinary tattoos. I just wish they didn't get fuzzy on our skin as we get older. Is there any way to prevent that? I found this one of a Tibetan Script Design.

 

[#@&5&49]

I just found this tat and thought it was interesting just cause I've never seen one in this particular place before.

 

[Edith]

I love tattoo art. I saw an art exhibit in a gallery called "Body Art". It was by a photographer that photographed people with extraordinary tattoos. I just wish they didn't get fuzzy on our skin as we get older. Is there any way to prevent that? I found this one of a Tibetan Script Design.

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They recommend getting them touched up every few years. That should help.

 

[Flavus Aquila]

I think someone ought to get this one:

I suggest positioning it, so that it looks like I'm hanging onto your belly-button. Maybe even, that I'm hanging upside down from your button.

*Not that I'm vain or anything*