Showing posts with label best quality tattoo designs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label best quality tattoo designs. Show all posts

Tattoo This Year Level


Even Movies Stars Have to Ask Their Mom For Permission

When Megan Fox said she wanted to a sleeve tattoo it sparked a fight with her mom. Her mom made the good point that it might hurt her chances of getting certain roles when she’s older. But who cares about that right? Megan says “Every Time I get a tattoo, it’s a little f**k you to anyone who tells me not to.” Even if you’re not a fan of her tats, you’ve gotta admire that rebellious attitude.

Red and Black Asian Dragon Tattoo

A very traditional Asian dragon design, mostly in black ink with red details and flames

Airbrush tattoos

If you're new to tattoos and want to see what one would look like on you, why not try an airbrush tattoo? Airbrush tattoos are painted on the skin much in the way that airbrushed T-shirts are made. Using a CO2 sprayer, a stencil, and specially formulated paint, a person can apply.

Tattoo Letter Designs

Tattoo Letter Designs

Tattoo Letter Designs
Tattoo Letter Designs


The Two Different Types - And Their Importance

When people search for tattoo letter designs, they are usually searching for one of two things:

1) English lettering that is curvy and artistic.
2) Chinese lettering that is accurate.

With regards to English lettering, finding the right tattoo letter designs can be tricky. Unlike some types of artwork, lettering is like handwriting - it is easier to do forge if it is something you are familiar with. As a result, it is a good idea to go directly to your favorite parlor and see what lettering they have available. This gives you an opportunity to see the types of letters they are familiar with, so that you can be more confident that they are able to correctly create the look you are looking for. If not, go to another parlor.
Tattoo Letter Designs
Chinese lettering can be tricky. The meaning of the tattoo letter designs changes based on the accuracy of the writing. Far too many artists unfamiliar with Chinese leave off an important line or mark, drastically changing the meaning of the word - or giving the word no meaning at all.

The best way to remedy this is to send the letters to a tattoo artist that is fluent in Chinese writing. This way they can send you back an accurate draft of the word that is designed like a beautiful tattoo but also is correct in both meaning and intention.