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I'm wanting to get a tattoo of a butterfly but I kinda want it to look like a cross at the same time any ideas?
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Butterfly? so cliche.
Personally i do not like butterflies and think they are creepy.
EVERYONE has a butterfly tattoo.
Many of those people regret the butterfly.
plz think of another idea.
Butterfly? so cliche.
Personally i do not like butterflies and think they are creepy.
EVERYONE has a butterfly tattoo.
Many of those people regret the butterfly.
plz think of another idea.
Opinions on this Butterfly tattoo?
M�ren L
http://blogs.babycenter.com/momformation/files/2009/02/tattoo-by-shannon-archuleta.jpg
What do you think of this tattoo?
I'm thinking about getting this done soon and I've been getting mixed reviews on it, my friends thinks it's to much and my boyfriend likes it.
I'm thinking of getting mine much smaller than that though
mrstomikaulitz - well I want it exactly like that pic , with the butterflies going in the same direction as pictured but on a much smaller scale
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i hate butterflies and have a great dislike for butterfly tattoos. however, this one is very interesting and is growing on me the more i view it. i think it would look really beautiful if you had it on the same place of your back, and agree that at a smaller scale it would be more tasteful. in addition, i think you should ask your artist to either put some color in the wings of the butterflies or add some black/grey shading... to give it more depth, personality, and realism. it would also make the tattoo more your own and appear less that you copied someones tattoo, which is a really tacky and inconsiderate thing to do.
i hate butterflies and have a great dislike for butterfly tattoos. however, this one is very interesting and is growing on me the more i view it. i think it would look really beautiful if you had it on the same place of your back, and agree that at a smaller scale it would be more tasteful. in addition, i think you should ask your artist to either put some color in the wings of the butterflies or add some black/grey shading... to give it more depth, personality, and realism. it would also make the tattoo more your own and appear less that you copied someones tattoo, which is a really tacky and inconsiderate thing to do.
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