Tattoo Models, Designs, Quotes and Ideas

We collected 40 of the best anchor tattoos photos to give you ideas on your next inking session, and included the symbolic meaning of the classic anchor tattoo that we all have been curious about. At present, the anchor tattoos are no longer worn only by men, but women as well. The anchor tattoos has been around for decades. It was trend among sailors back then and those who have lived most of their lives at the sea. But if you dig up its history, the anchor symbol was deeply associated with Christianity. A secret symbol among Christians who are avoiding persecutions by the Romans.

You’ve probably seen a lot of tattoos in different parts of the body already, but did you know that there’s such thing as a lip tattoos as well? Lip tattoos may sound weird but it is not as uncommon as you think. Lip tattoo dates way back in ancient times in tribes, mostly on women as a sign of beauty. Some do it for fun with kinky words on the inner lip, which is not visible unless you show it off, and others perhaps put it there because it’s an uncommon placement. We have gathered 26 lip tattoos photos for you.

Check out 24 of our most original ear tattoo photos that you don’t often see every day. They may be a small piece, but tattoo artist can still pull it off. You can now fill your ears not just with cool studs, but tattoos as well, it can be a colored tattoo or not, and you can have both your studs and tattoos together on those beautiful small parts of your head, the lovely ears. How about ditching the mainstream and go for something unique on your next tattoo? Rhianna is one of the celebrities I know who has an ear tattoo. A simple star. What would yours be?

A henna tattoo is an art of temporary tattooing. Its dye is made of henna tree aka Lawsonia inermis. Ancient Egypt, Africa and some parts in Southeast Asia used henna as cosmetic to dye the hair and skin. Some historians say that the henna was used to cool the body and as a decoration as well. So if you’re too scared to get a real tattoo or wanted something temporarily, I got you 60 Stunning Henna Tattoos to get ideas from. Henna tattoos designs are usually geometrical shapes and flowers. They usually last for 4 weeks and will fade away.

Mehndi, also known as henna tattooing is all the rage right now. You can find henna tattoos everywhere from malls to beaches to Madonna’s hands and forehead. The amount of detail that artists put into traditional henna tattoos is nothing less than amazing. If you are looking for something to set you apart this is the way to go. So keep reading to get all of your questions answered about this amazing form of Indian body art.

It’s amazing that beautiful things come out from something very simple. Like the feather of a bird, together they make a bird look beautiful, but with one piece, it is still an eye catcher. Feather tattoos are quite a trend these days and very popular among women. It means freedom and flight. Colored, or black and gray, the feather tattoo still looks pretty, and would sometimes depend on the artist’s strokes. You can make it look like or thick. The most common design is a feather and little birds flying at the tip.We have gathered 35 Feather Tattoos to Make you Fly.

When a person has a passion for something, they want it to stick with them forever. For tattoo lovers, our skin is a canvass and a diary for the things that we love and are meaningful for us. Some get a portrait tattoo, and others a symbol for passion. For most music lovers, a music note/notes are the obvious and the best tattoo to represent that passion. Despite the simplicity of the music notes, people come up different ideas and design to avoid looking like everyone else. Here are 15 unique music notes tattoos for the music lovers out there.

I think flowers are one of the most beautiful things the universe has created. They make people happy, fall in love, and friendly. One of my favorite flowers are the sunflowers. They are not just called sunflowers because they look like the golden sun shining brightly, it’s also because the sunflower moves and faces the sun to get maximum shower of sun rays. In Greek mythology, the sunflower is a symbol of the water nymph, Clytie who fell in love with the sun god and turned into this radiant flower after grieving the loss of her love, Apollo.