Well if you are interested in tribal tattoos I would recommend googling "Samoan tattoos." Samoa is famous for there designs and there tattoos are available in many other countries. Some are a bit weird but it is worth having a look.
Also I would not recommend using coloured inks. It just looks weird or just stick to one colour. But then again, do what you like best.
The Burmese and Thai also have some really good designs.
Also I would not recommend using coloured inks. It just looks weird or just stick to one colour. But then again, do what you like best.
The Burmese and Thai also have some really good designs.
OH. Now I remember.
Dude, you gotta check out Maori style tatoos.
Intricate, and elegant. They're kind of like this
That's a maori one, but they're all different.
Ok, now I'm heading to bed. Peace
Dude, you gotta check out Maori style tatoos.
Intricate, and elegant. They're kind of like this
That's a maori one, but they're all different.
Ok, now I'm heading to bed. Peace
Last edited by Mirdesoux; Oct 11, 2011 at 05:32 AM.
I'm coming back with a vengeance!
Speaking as someone who began getting tattoos at 16, the idea for the image of the tattoo should come first, and should be something that is special and has meaning to you. If you justt get a tattoo for the sake of getting a tattoo, you will most likely regret it in a couple of years and then it wont seem so cool anymore. I'm not trying to rain on your parade, I just think it is a bummer to end up regretting or trying to remove a tattoo.
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Make it something you will never regret. For example, if I ever get a tattoo/tattoos, I'll get a Southern cross, to represent my Australianism and the iconic three yellow crowns for Sweden.
