Showing posts with label Body Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Body Art. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Get Inked With Body Art – Add a Twist to That Rose Tattoo

Tribal rose tattoos definitely add a little something to your typical rose. If this is something you have decided that you want, do some research for before actually getting it on your skin. It would be very helpful if you read up on what the rose symbolizes, where to put it and what design to choose exactly.

First, begin with the design. You can easily source out tribal rose tattoos in different tattoo galleries available over the net. There are a lot of websites that offer free designs you can download and show to the tattoo artist. This is a good idea but the problem is such designs are not very unique. Since they are free and anyone can easily access it, a lot of people probably have this design already.

Most individuals would really prefer something that is very unique or something that is truly them. If you are like this, it would probably better if you seek the help of a pay tattoo website. Here you can find tribal tattoo experts who can give you a custom made design. You may collaborate with him or her.

Share your ideas, what you are expecting and where you plan to put it if you have already decided. He or she can also give you ideas like what color you should use or simply give you the drawn image itself complete with color and the tribal patterns. If you find it hard to decide where to put it, you may also ask for his or her advice.

Aside from this, turning to pay tattoo websites may also lead you to a lot of tattoo experts who can suggest which tattoo parlors you should go to, what things to look for to ensure that the tattoo parlor is safe and what you should do to prepare for this. Tribal rose tattoos symbolize femininity, grace and gentleness. It can be used both for men and women.

As earlier mentioned, having tribal lines and patterns on it make it more interesting and intriguing. It adds a distinct artistic or creative touch to it that cannot match a normal rose tattoo. If being different, creative or artistic describes you personality, you should definitely consider getting tribal rose tattoos.

The colors hold meaning as well. Red is said to represent true love, pink shows grace and lavender for magic. On the contrary, white signifies innocence or purity, as black is for death. Orange can be for passion like flames and yellow for friendship. Lastly, a deep burgundy shade shows beauty. Of course these are just associated meanings. You can choose a color without having to attach a meaning to it.

Having an informed decision is the key to having a successful tattoo. Keep in mind that this image would be on your skin and that you would have to live with this design for a long while. Try to choose something classy and not something that you would regret after five years. It is really best that you choose something that reminds you of someone or something or represents you

Friday, December 4, 2009

Tattoos, Body art, Body Painting-Self Expression-Friend or Foe

Now personally I don’t have a tattoo although I have been thinking of getting one. My wife has a small heart just above her right breast that you normally can’t see. I like it there and if you are wanting to get a tattoo, there are many things to consider.

First you need to be tattoo smart. By that I mean you need to do a little research on them. There are many resources across the internet that can give you ideas about placement, coloring, style, design, and pro’s and con’s. From personal observation, I have noticed that certain places on the body can add to your appearance and seductivity and other places can be distracting. Depending on whether you are in the spotlight or just behind the scenes, you need to know how a tattoo will affect your everyday activities.

Most of society has begun to accept tattooing and generally don’t make a big deal about them. I myself, think they add a certain flair to your personality. They are a way of expressing who you are and how you feel about yourself. Remember, they are a permanent part of your body afterwards. They can be very enticing or they can be ridiculous. Some people have made it their objective to completely cover their entire body with tattoos. I don’t really care for this type of practice but, if that is what you want to do this, then go for it.

When and if you decide to get a tattoo, by doing the research first you will be able to make a well informed decision as to where and how you want to display your new form of self expression. Whether they are in the form of flowers, butterflies, animals, and even people, they can add to your self worth. Many of us would like to express ourselves everyday but, we just don’t how. You can through the form of a tattoo.

If you decide to go ahead and purchase a tattoo, please remember that they are expensive to install and remove depending on the size and location. Although they can be removed, there is the possibility of some tissue damage and discoloration.

I am no expert on tattoos and if I was going get one I definitely would research the subject first.

Friday, October 16, 2009

Body Art

There are several forms of body art. Body art can be temporary, for example, body painting, or permanent, such as shaping, dyeing, and scarification, tattooing, and piercing. This article will provide some insight into body art.

Body art painting and shaping

Body painting transforms a person into a spirit or work of art; this can include another gender or a sacred place. Emphasizing on the visual appeal of the subject, the protective body paint is what gives it the appeal.

Body shaping is a technique in which to sculpt the body. Culturally defined ideals of beauty have caused people to bind the soft bones of children's skulls and feet, stretched necks with rings, and removed ribs to make their waist smaller. The most common method today of body sculpting is plastic surgery. Plastic surgery can sculpt and define almost any part of the body.

Skin Dyeing

Henna, is used as a temporary skin dye, in which different patterns and designs are applied to the body. The crushed leaves of the henna plant, when mixed with other natural ingredients, provides a thick, aromatic paste used for painting hands and feet. The olive green, dried out henna powder, mixed with such ingredients as black tea and coffee turns dark. When applied to the skin and left on overnight, it will harden and when pealed leaves a red tone to the skin.

Body art piercing, tattooing, and scarification

Piercing is ornamental as it allows the body to hold certain kinds of ornaments, which are inserted through the skin. The most common parts of the body that are pierced is the face although you will often find ear, nose and lip ornaments. Piercing is often part of a ceremony marking the coming of age. Ornaments might be limited to certain people or worn only on certain occasions

Tattoos are intended to be permanent and the patterns and techniques have varied over the years. The effects of tattooing depend on the country you live in. As an example, in the United States, tattooing is typically looked upon as being rebellious. Tattooing, in the last decade, has become a very popular form of body art throughout the world.

Scarification is much like tattooing, instead of placing a color into the skin with a tattoo needle, the color, or substance is placed into the wound or cut. Once the wound has healed, a permanent mark will remain on the skin

All of the forms of body art listed above can have adverse effects on individuals. There are health concerns with types of body art. If you are contemplating any of the above procedures, be sure to consider all the risks and facts before making any commitments.

 
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