tattoo up your style: 2009

Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Sexy Places Tattoo

1. Lower back...aka "the tramp stamp". Call it what you want, it is hot.

2. Upper Boob area. Can you guess why? I am sure I don't have to tell you
3. Ankle. Hot but painful. What will you do to prove you are sexy?
4. The Shoulder. As long as it is not a bird or a cat. Something risky here hits the spot
5. Wrist. My least favorite area but still hot...until you turn 40 and have a few kids
6. Back of your neck. This is H.O.T. Nothing turns me on more than seeing a women flip up her hair and I get a glance of her awesome art.

Those are pretty common places to get a tattoo but they are still hot. In the following I will show you were to get a tattoo if you really want to turn heads at the beach or for you favorite man.

1. Pubic area. Just above the "Landing area" and below your belly. You will turn some heads!
2. On the side of your hip. Again, very risk-a but super sexy.
3. Belly Button. Incorporating a part of your body into a tattoo not only shows creativity but that you have some brains to go with your sexy.
4. Under your wedding ring...for you married gals. This is the hottest thing for me. I think what makes it so hot is that I am the only that sees it and it shows how dedicated my wife is to me. Even if the ring is off getting cleaned or fixed the meaning is still there. I love this one.

Don't just go get a tattoo in a sexy spot because you want to be noticed. Make sure it is what you want and where you want it. I see too many women get a tattoos on the wrist and now they work in a professional environment. This can come off as trashy even though a few years ago it was sexy.

Remember, you will have a tattoo wherever you chose the rest of your life so be careful when choosing.
Once you decide on a spot, you will need a tattoo design. Please don't go to Google and type in what you want, buy it and go get it done. You will want to find a good forum that you can become a member to. Most of these forums offer thousands of Original tattoo ideas for a lifetime. They also come with great bonuses so watch for those as well.

4 Popular Free Tattoo Patterns Places

Many tattoo enthusiasts would really love to have free tattoo patterns. This is so because people would just prefer them to those to those that you need to pay.

So if you have been looking for great looking free tattoo patterns, don't worry now. You can get your hands on 4 popular places where you can find these patterns.
1. Photos
Photos are excellent tattoo sources. People rarely see photos as a source of finding free tattoo patterns. People often forget about that these are truly the best source of tattoo patterns but they may just think that they are too plain and cannot give much satisfaction to those extreme tattoo enthusiasts. But these photos can sometimes inspire new tattoo patterns in you and best of all, it's free.
2. Libraries
People often forget about this huge resource that they have at their disposal. Go to any community library, find those books and get your free tattoo patterns. Don't forget about the magazines too. These are excellent resources that are free to you.
2. Other Enthusiasts
You can get to know other tattoo enthusiasts by hanging around long enough in those tattoo shops. If you are comfortable about striking up conversations with strangers, then you can go up to anyone with tattoos and compliment him or her about that design. I'm sure they will have lots of tattoo ideas and designs to share with you. This is especially so if you start sharing some of your designs first and ask them what they think about it. You'll be surprised at how great the people respond your requests.
4. Websites
Sometimes it is just quite hard to find free tattoo patterns websites as they seems to blend into those paid search results that your search engines always display. But if you happen to find one, stick to it as it is quite hard to come across.
But if you want to really search for free tattoo patterns without all the hassles of searching for inspirations through photos, traveling to local libraries, chat up with people and you want it readily compiled for you maybe in a website so that you can easily print it out if you like it. Then I do have a great resource that has helped me all along these years. But I'm sure you can also find them on your own but you just need to search more thoroughly in the internet.

Angel Wing Tattoos

It really is a shame that most people simply pick some random design for use in their next tattoo. There isn't anything special behind such a tattoo. No meaning, no personalization - just a boring design that everyone else who went to the same tattoo shop has. But what if you want more? What if you want something that not everyone will have? Then it is up to you to try and design your own, and here's how you can do it.

It's no secret that angel wing tattoos are very popular with girls. They're pretty, they can look as decorative or as simplistic as you want, and they can be large or small enough to fit practically anywhere on your body. Most tattoo shops have a couple of stock angel wings to choose from, but what we are trying to do here is give you a unique tattoo - something that nobody else has.

You don't need any artistic skill to design your own tattoo. All you need is your own set of tastes and preferences, an internet connection, and the desire to find a tattoo that you know you will want to have on you forever. To start the design process for your own, original, angel wings, you need to begin with a template of some sort. So fire up your web browser and start looking for images of angel wings that you can use as the foundation of your tattoo.

A quick search through Flickr or the Google Image Search will yield you tons of photographs, drawings, and paintings of angel wings as well as a multitude of angel wing tattoos from other people. Choose a picture that you like, save it to your desktop, and print it out.

Now that you have a hard copy of the image you want to start with, take a pencil and start working with the drawing. Add some extra decoration, remove parts of the picture you don't like, and write down any ideas that you may have that you don't exactly know how to draw out on your own.