The tattoos can be very good with other tattoo designs such as flowers, heart tattoos, angel tattoos, etc. You can cover a tattoo vine tattoo small heart, or even carve your name on the other stream of vine tattoo.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Harley Davidson Tattoo Design
Harley Davidson tattoos offer a great look and a way to show your love of motorcycles. You can get the Harley logo, various representations of motorcycles, or various other artistic rendering. Some tattoos have the Harley name with a rose or the logo with flames coming from the sides.Harley Davidson tattoos make a great choice for those who embrace the biking culture or who own their own Harley. Think about the instant recognition that the logo gets, showing off your own bike, or creating a one of a kind look that incorporates the logo or other related items. Once you've got it, show it off at tattoo contests during events like the Harley Rendezvous
Tell Tall Tales tattoos
Your tattoos show strength of character, or say that there is something that you do not? Stories of tattoos is a serious and high reach places that you like, but can cause serious problems if you learn, are not as complicated as you want. For those who want something Pius, who has himself and others, before taking a badge of honor.
Tony's Celtic Fish, Swimming Up His Calf
Last month, I spotted Tony on the R train after leaving the 14th Street/Union Square station.
About thirteen years ago, his girlfriend was getting a Celtic dog tattoo, and he decided to get inked as well:
These works of art on his left leg derive, he told me, were inspired by illustrations from the Book of Kells.
Tony explained that he is a SCUBA instructor, so these fish from the mackerel family are a nice link to that vocation.
Not only have these tattoos held up over the years, they are noteworthy because they were inked by Pat Fish in Santa Barbara, who is regarded as one of the premiere artists working with Celtic designs.
I also love the coincidental nature of Fish by Fish.
Thanks to Tony for sharing these amazing tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!
About thirteen years ago, his girlfriend was getting a Celtic dog tattoo, and he decided to get inked as well:
These works of art on his left leg derive, he told me, were inspired by illustrations from the Book of Kells.
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| Book/Manuscript: Book of Kells VII Century, Ireland / ScotlandPage (Folio): 188v initial letter I with lion and fish (from http://www.art-imagery.com/) |
Not only have these tattoos held up over the years, they are noteworthy because they were inked by Pat Fish in Santa Barbara, who is regarded as one of the premiere artists working with Celtic designs.
I also love the coincidental nature of Fish by Fish.
Thanks to Tony for sharing these amazing tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!
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