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Sunday, November 14, 2010

Chinese Dragon Tattoo

Chinese Tattoos are old classic in appeal and also have discovered a new lease of acceptance as Hollywood superstars are getting Chinese Tattoos done, in text letters, symbols and signs. The most typical type of tattoo is having your name inked within the Chinese alphabet. Chinese tattoos represent the mystic appeal of the Far East and therefore, they’ve got a incredible appeal.
Usually, the Chinese tattoo artwork which I notice depict large, red-colored dragons leaping on clouds drawn across the back of men (these days even on ladies) and Chinese mafia or gangs. You’d hardly ever see “good” Chinese guys having fierce tattoos. From the movies, it is usually the bad man with that stiff upper lip and piercings on every pierce-able body part who, before a big one-on-one fight with the good guy, takes off his clothing after which the video camera zooms in on his large tattoo. The nice guy becomes distracted; bad guy grunts, and the fight is on.

Chinese Dragons
For years and years, the Chinese dragon has been a symbol of strength and mystery. Depicted in countless stories, both Far eastern and Western, the dragon has provoked man to fear and worship it. In middle ages Europe, it absolutely was a bloodthirsty, fire-breathing figure. Its malevolence and ferociousness struck terror in all. Nevertheless, in Asian countries, it really is the contrary. The great dragon is really a mythic beast long famous because of its benevolence, intelligence and nice will. The Chinese dragon is a typical symbol of identity for Far Eastern cultures.

Actually, Chinese persons around the globe are affectionately generally known as “long de chuan ren”, or perhaps the “descendants of the dragon”. There are many unique species of Chinese dragons. The Horned Dragon is regarded as to be the mightiest. The Celestial Dragon helps the heavens and guards the Gods. The Planet Dragon rules every one of the earth. The Spiritual Dragon handles the blowing wind and rainfall. The Treasure Dragon may be the keeper of precious metals and jewels. The Winged Dragon may be the only dragon with wings. The Coiling Dragon dwells inside the ocean. The Yellow Dragon is known as a hornless dragon known because of its scholarly knowledge.

Dragon Tattoo Picture

Friday, November 12, 2010

The Dragon Tattoo on Back Body

The Dragon Tattoo on Female Back Body Images

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Japanese Ko'i Tattoo Design on Back Body tattoo

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Monday, November 1, 2010

Yakuza Dragon Tattoo

Friday, October 15, 2010

Chinese Dragon Tattoos | TRENDS TATTOO

Chinese characters tattoos are not the only type of Chinese tattoo that is popular today. Chinese dragon tattoos are very popular as well.

The Chinese dragon is a long snake-like creature, usually with 5 claws and without wings.

As opposed to Western beliefs, the dragon in Chinese culture is a benevolent creature that wards of evil spirits. It symbolizes good luck, fertility, happiness and immortality.

In Chinese culture there is the belief that wearing the image of a dragon on you is considered very unlucky. The Chinese symbol for dragon on the other hand is considered lucky.

Sometimes you see a person with a tattoo of a dragon combined with the Chinese dragon character. This always reminds me of these picture books that are used to teach children how to read. Imagine a tattoo of an eagle with the English word 'Eagle' below it, kind of silly, not?

Chinese Dragon Tattoos | TRENDS TATTOO

Dragon Tattoos : More Meaning of Japanese

The Japanese dragon is one of the mythological creatures most popular selected for inking and a traditional choice for a design of tattooing. It is usually depicts as a creature snake-like without wings and heavy-measured with small scratched legs and chief with horns or antlered of camel, and is associated with the sea, the clouds or the skies. The Japanese dragons tend to being much thinner and fly less frequently than the Chinese counterparts.

The breath of the Japanese dragon changes into clouds of which come rain or fires. It can increase or contract its body, and moreover it with the power of the transformation and invisibility. It is simply a general description and does not apply to all the Japanese dragons, some of which have the heads so extraordinary kind which they cannot be compared with anything in the animal kingdom.

There are a wide vareity of different tattoo possibilities with a dragon. There are the issues of location, size and design to consider. The style and look of the dragon can often determine what the person might wish to represent. For example an evil looking dragon that is bearing his large teeth and sourrounded by flames and wrapping around a large sowrd would obvisouly represent power, strength and the warrior spirit. Where as a dragon that is depicted in a sceen above a large body of water or int he clouds in flight might represent peace and beauty. So the style, look and feel of the tattoo will ultimatly determine the meaning of the tattoo. Japanese Dragon Tattoo Placement

Since dragons are so prevelant through Japanese art, architecture, and literature there are many different even historically famous tattoo designs to choose from when contemplating getting a dragon tattoo. As far as location the most popular place is a very large full back piece. This allows for a lot of canvas space to truly depict the beauty and power of the mystical beast. You are not just locked into a large back piece however, as there are many different dragont attoo designs to work with and you can get a tattoo anywhere on your body that you want. Typically calves, shoulders and sleeve tattoos also work well for dragon tattoos. The choice is up to you and what you want and what you are looking to express int he design.

Monday, October 11, 2010

Best Tribal Tattoos Dragon Tattoo Designs

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Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Back Dragon Black Tribal Tattoo View

Dragon Black Tribal Tattoo View On Back Full Body

Monday, August 16, 2010

Tattoo Designs >> Eccentric super tattoo on full body

Eccentric super tattoo designs on full body

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

The lure of the 'Dragon Tattoo'

Fans of the late crime novelist Stieg Larsson are getting lost in the Swedish countryside, searching for the quaint town of Hedestad featured in "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo."

The problem is, it doesn't exist.

But international readers of Larsson's best-selling Millennium crime trilogy could be excused for thinking otherwise, because most locations in the books are authentic.

Some of them include the Kaffebar cafe in Stockholm - a favorite haunt of Larsson's fictional journalist Mikael Blomkvist - and the Kvarnen bar - where Larsson has tattooed computer hacker Lisbeth Salander spending evenings with her friends from the rock band Evil Fingers.
Both places are located on the trendy island of Sodermalm, a former working-class area with narrow streets where old wooden cottages are squeezed between 20th century stone houses.

The hilly Stockholm district - with popular bars, fashion stores and art galleries - is one of many islands that form the city center and the home of Larsson's characters.

Blomkvist and Salander, the trilogy's main characters, both have apartments there. Salander's friendly first legal guardian, Holger Palmgren, also lived there before he was hospitalized.

Eager Millennium fans can venture out on their own, visiting the scenes of Blomkvist's and Salander's exploits with maps sold by the tourist office. Or they can take the Stockholm City Museum's Larsson tour.

Starting with Blomkvist's small apartment in the brown 19th century building at 1 Bellmansgatan, Millennium fans can relive the books' plots in the real settings, while listening to the guide's detailed descriptions.

"It is great to identify the addresses and see what the buildings look like," said Roland Ojeda, a retired banker from San Francisco, who took the tour in June with his wife, Linda. "I think it brings it to life."

Larsson's books about a darker side of Sweden, where Blomkvist and Salander become involved in murder mysteries, sex trafficking scandals and a secret government department, have sold more than 30 million copies worldwide. The tour has attracted visitors from as far away as Japan, Canada and Australia, said Eva Palmqvist, who leads the museum's tour.

Saturday, August 7, 2010

Tattoo Picture

Tattoo Picture.....

Tattoo is the art of painting is very beautiful. But what made the basis for the painting instead of paper, but our bodies / human skin. There are several a kind of tribal tattoo, tattoo art, dragon tattoo, butterfly tattoos and many others.