Showing posts with label Skull Tattoos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Skull Tattoos. Show all posts

Monday, March 5, 2012

Old School Tattoo Designs include imagery of stars

Old School Tattoo Designs include imagery of stars, hearts and daggers. Two of Sailor Jerry's students, Ed Hardy and Mike Malone have been extremely influential in keeping interest in, and reviving the Old School Tattoo Designs. Ed Hardy and Mike Malone both use the bold patterns and the bright colors typical in Old School Tattoos. Ed Hardy artwork and tattoo design could now be seen on Rock Stars and Celebrities alike. The Beautiful Old School Tattoo Designs were now part of mainstream culture and highly sought after.

When someone thinks of an old school tattoo they usually conjure up images of a tattoo heart with a banner saying "Mom" going through it. However, there are a ton of really great old school tattoo designs. At one point in history these tattoo designs were relegated to the ruff and tumble guys.

People like Bikers and sailors often were the main ones getting tattoos. Recently due tot he major growth in the tattoo industry there has been a real rebirth of old school tattoos.

These designs have been combined with the new color inks readily available to make for some really hot looking designs.
Sailor Jerry Tattoo Designs
Gambling
Pin Up Girls
Sailing Anchors and Ship

Old School Tattoos are the "vintage" of the tattoo world. They are also the brightest, most colorful, quirky, kitschy and whimsical tattoo designs.

Monday, February 13, 2012

Skull Tattoos for Girls - Symbolism

Skull Tattoos for Girls - Symbolism. The symbol of the skull is instinctive in human nature. There are a number of cute skull tattoos for girls, as there are evil skull tattoos for girls.

Skull tattoos have a various symbolic interpretations. Skull tattoo designs come in all shapes and sizes and some are unexpectedly beautiful. Another reason for its popularity is that its dramatic lines lend themselves well to art, and it includes tattoo art.

 
This design represents change, particularly great change in life because skulls are associated with death, a reminder that death happens to everyon