Tattoos For Girls

It is in the very nature of females to adorn themselves to increase their beauty and appeal. Apart from the other methods of beautification, the art of making tattoos is a very widely used way to adorn the body. Tattoos for girls can be made in different places to serve different purposes.
The most common tattoo for girls is the daisy. This flower has been associated with femininity and innocence since ancient times. In the year 1960 when there was a lot of hype of promoting peace, the daisy was as popular a tattoo to symbolize peace as the peace sign itself.
The tattoos for girls are made at different places, their size depending on the place they are being made at. The most common site for a tattoo for a girl is the ankle. It can also be made on the leg, on the back of the neck, on the lower back or abdomen. Making a tattoo on the ankle allows the girls to show them off on will. Combining a beautifully done ankle tattoo with stylish and chic pair of shoes or stilettos can make a fashion statement, something girls are most concerned with. But as everything else with fashion, you have to consider what is in fashion regarding tattoos and if it is going to stay in fashion or not.
Getting a tattoo on the ankle is not a very easy task. The absence of fat on the ankle leaves just a single layer of skin between the surface and the bone. Making a tattoo on it can cause a lot of pain, as the intensity of pain increases as the distance to the bone decreases. That is why the ankle tattoos are made a little above the ankle to avoid some of the pain. And once you do get an ankle tattoo, a lot of care has to be taken in the first few tattoo days. Due to its location, an ankle tattoo is most susceptible to bleeding, this will not only cause discomfort to you, but can also spoil the newly acquired tattoo design. Therefore it is always recommended to keep the tattooed leg elevated as much as possible for a few days. The best season to get a tattoo is summers as in summers the minimum clothing will come in contact with the site where the tattoo has been made, hence facilitating the healing.
A tattoo adds to the allure and beauty of a female. A girl who can carry it well will benefit from it the most. Tattoos will make you look more appealing if they are shown off in an understated way as subtlety and understated elegance is the key to feminine charm.
     

Cross Tattoos

The popularity of cross tattoos in today's culture is astounding. Not only for the religious, but for the symbol itself. The cross tattoo has many different meanings to different cultures and even different meanings in different parts of the world.
There is no more widespread symbol in the world as the cross. It seems to have significance in just about any culture in any part of the world. The styling and shape of the cross may be different, but all have one thing in common. They all have two lines intersecting at some point. In some ancient cultures, the cross with a circle around it is representative of the sun. These "solar" or "wheel" crosses can be seen as far back as the petroglyphs in ancient Europe. This symbol was not only found in Europe, but in almost every ancient culture. Each culture had its own spin on the cross, but is was represented none the less.
Within each culture, the cross had different significance. In some cultures, the four ends symbolized North, South, East and West, all with the commonality of the center. In some cultures, the four points represented the elements. In many cultures the cross symbolizes fertility, immortality, or the relationship between the earth and the heavens. In ancient Egypt the cross can be seen in hieroglyphics. The cross was called the ankh, which was a cross with a loop on the top. This symbol is still used today as a common symbol of the female sex.
So as you can see, there are many different meanings of the cross symbol, with the most widespread being the Christian symbol representing God. Even within the Christian community, different denominations have differing meanings for the cross.
All that said, lets take a look at some of the most popular cross tattoo symbols. First there is the Maltese Cross. Originating in Malta, this cross symbolizes bravery.
     

girl dragon tattoo

Cross Rose Tattoo designs

Cross Rose Tattoo designs

Star tattoo designs for girl

Star tattoo designs for girl

Skull Tattoo

Skull Tattoo

Tattoo Art

Tattoo’s are so personal and powerful because it is permanent and inextricably linked with its wearer. Tattoo art is more than just a fashion. It greatly depends upon the matter of persons liking and disliking. Tattoo art is varied, ranging from basic images to intricate creations. No one knows exactly when or where the first tattoo artist created his work, but we do know that some of the earliest mummies found in Asia and Europe have tattoos.
Tattoo art has always fascinated the human imagination. Tattoos were primarily used to indicate status instead of decorative purposes. Tattoo art is still considered a lower-class macho symbol, traditionally practiced among yakuza (gangsters) and construction workers. Tattoos now adorn the bodies of attorneys, doctors, teachers, politicians and even members of the clergy, a fact that only further demonstrates the acceptance tattoos are experiencing.
Tattoos have become very much a part of the mainstream, but then there are still a few who can really turn a head or in some cases, with some absolutely crazy tattoos. It all comes down to freedom of expression and some people like to show theirs through ‘Tattoo Art free’. The Tattoo industry has exploded in recent years and has almost a cult following. Being seen on rock stars and Film stars alike. Being ultra cool.
Safety has now become paramount and tattoo artists are becoming famous the world over like some fashion designers. Tattoo Art is now a popular gift to give someone on a special occasion. A boyfriend to give his girlfriend to represent a bonding of their relationship, or for them both to go to the tattoo parlor together and have each others names or a meaningful symbol tattoo on their bodies. To show commitment to each other.

Tattoo Art