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There are many reasons to choose a traditional bird tattoo–as many as there are designs to choose from, in fact. For the Audobon devotee, a realistic black-and-white ink rendering or bold avian illustration is a timelessly elegant and on-trend way…
For centuries professional boxers have stepped into the (physical and metaphorical) bearing a number of tattoos pronouncing their strength, tenactiy, culture, and familial loyalties. For many, their tattoos were their badges of victory. While the popularity of boxing has not…
The world was not always the neon orb it is today, illuminated around the clock by electricity; similarly, our paths are not always clear or well-lit. Just as candles once guided the soldier, scholar and elderly beggar alike through the…
The traditional arrow tattoo is often a reverent cultural reference to the Native American tribesmen who hunted for their families’ survival with the graceful bow and arrow. The arrow travels in a straight path with righteous purpose, and a traditional…
Spaceship tattoos are jubilant reminders that Man is sublimely unique in his relentless pursuit of adventure and fearless expedition. Spaceship ink propels the wearer to new worlds of exploration with forward-thinking style and futuristic sophistication. Man has been fascinated with…
Trees are known as the ultimate symbol for majestic beauty and enduring strength over time. They make a solemn and dignified choice for a small tattoo design. Since the beginning of recorded history, trees have been regarded as some of…
The small skull tattoo is a classical tattoo designs in modern body art. Symbolizing mortality, immortality and the dramatic interplay between life and death, skull tattoos embody the shadow side supremely beloved by tattoo enthusiasts worldwide. Small skull tattoos remind…
Every era and region has feared and honored the dragon, from Asian warriors to medieval saints. The Chinese revered the dragon for its strength, wisdom, and protective powers, while Europeans wove it into the fabric of their most epic tales,…
Few images are as immediately recognizable as el diabolo, the devil. Whether drawn in jest or as a threatening sign of menace, the devil tattoo as we know it today has origins as ancient as they are multi-dimensional. While commonly…
Being that they are vigorous and fearless creatures, sharks are a common tattoo for marine life enthusiasts. The way they present themselves emphasizes their strong presence and seemingly invulnerable physique. A shark’s characteristics of power and vitality make people feel…