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Chest Tattoo

admin — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 00:00:00 +0000

Chest Tattoo

Can you tell this girl is really into jewelry? Yes anyone that has a hot chest tattoo like this has to love jewelry because that’s exactly what this is. It is called permanent jewelry and it’s as colorful and majestic as any diamond necklace in existence. I like the big shiny green star as the anchor. Very good choice for its color and it’s size. I like the combination of colors on this chest tattoo because it uses more than 3 and less than 10.

It’s an artsy thing, not sure where the rules of tatto colors originated, but I heard the saying from an old ink master years ago.

You can tell by the look on the girls face she is very proud of her chest tattoo, as anyone should be that got such a nice piece of jewelry. I wonder if the tattoo continues on around the backside of her neck? If it does, then this hot necklace is a one of a kind, because most tattoos like this stop right at the top of the shoulders, that way someone looking from the backside would not notice it at all. That way she can start a new tattoo theme without effecting the front tattoo.

Chest Tattoo

admin — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 00:00:00 +0000

	Chest Tattoo

In my lifetime I have seen quite a few eagle tattoos. And they have all been majestic and beautiful. There is probably no other animal that can capture the pure essence of freedom better then an eagle. I have seen eagle tattoos done in Native American motifs and in military motifs. But, I have to admit that when I saw the eagle tattoo in the picture for the first time I was really impressed. Not because it is better done then the tattoos that I had seen previously but because of it’s originality.

The artist of this eagle tattoo has taken a design style that is pretty standard and made it into something unique. He has forgone the usual accruments of this genre such as American flags, olive branches and arrows but has included a simple wall clock between the eagles claws. When combined with the banner that reads, "Go with the flow" the meaning of this tattoo is quite clear. The bearer is free from the confines of time or he at least refuses to be bound by the rigors of time. It’s a demonstration of a cool and laid back lifestyle that many of us would envy, but few of us can actually enjoy.

Chest Tattoos

admin — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 00:00:00 +0000

Chest Tattoos

Even though this is a great looking tattoo, I would prefer to see it take up the whole chest area and up around the neck. It is a personal opinion, but this tattoo looks unfinished to me. It has lots of eye catching colors along with well designed objects, but it doesn’t have that finished appeal. Most chest tattoos like this are connected in such a way, that they seem to go from the center and then move outwards. This tattoo seems like it starts at the arms and moves it’s way towards the center.

I do see some great possibilities out of chest tattoos of this nature, but again it could be unfinished and we are not seeing the finished product. I love chest tattoos, they can express one’s emotions, habits and their beliefs. If you look closely at how the curves kind of melt into the rest of the tattoo forms, you will see some great artwork in there. This guy I am sure is very proud of his chest tattoos or he wouldn’t be walking around without his shirt on. Personally I say, get a little more added to it to make it looks just a little more connected.

Chest Tattoos

admin — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 00:00:00 +0000

	Chest Tattoos

Chest tattoos can be impressive and intimidating piece for a first tattoo. They can combine many different design elements, much more then could be incorporated into a smaller design. But, there are also some considerations that you should keep in mind before embarking on getting a chest tattoo. The first thing that must be taken into account is the cost. These tattoos are large and often contain a large amount of detail, therefore they often can become quite expensive. The next thing to consider before getting a chest tattoo is placement. The area typically referred to as the chest for male tattoos is the area running between the bottom of their neck to the top of their stomach.

On women, some only consider the area from the bottom of their neck to the top of the upper curve of their breasts as the chest tattoo area. The next thing that should be on your list of things to consider is pain tolerance. There are differing opinions on the pain level of chest tattoos, although there are typically agreed upon areas that are more painful than others. These areas include the breast bone where there’s less fat and muscle to cushion the bone beneath the skin and for some, close to, around and over the nipples can also be more painful. The final thing I would like to note is finding a qualified tattoo artist to do your chest piece. It should be someone who is well experienced in performing these tattoos as they can be quite complicated to perform.