What do you think of this tattoo design?

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I had a baby cousin who died prematurely 6 years ago this december. I want to get a tattoo in remembrance of her.

http://www.tattoofinder.com/find_tattooDB.asp?pagePN=1&pageN=4&txtKeyword=butterfly&SearchRtype=&txtIsAdult=yes

Its the tattoo with the stars then a butterfly up at the top.

the stars would be from my lower back up to the middle of my spine, then the butterfly would probably be on my side or i might bring it up all the way to my right shoulder blade, but I already have a pretty big tattoo on my left shoulder blade thats about 6x6.

Any suggestions or ideas?
It won't be a tramp stamp, I am also thinkin of maybe taking it from my hip and bringing it up my spine to my shoulder. I'm still not sure.

Answer
You tattoo artist will be the best person to ask for ideas. I took a basic design and gave it to my artist and he tweaked it so it was unique and fit well.

It looks like a sweet memorial tattoo.

Tattoo Design help?

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I am looking for a any suggestions on a "soft" tattoo. Kind of like a in memory of my mother type. I have several ideas, in my head, but, they are not unique. I want it to be personable and from the heart, therefore I want it to be with a butterfly, fairy or angel and flowers, which are something my mother loved. She was a devoted gardener, and loved the others I listed. Now my problem is, I can't figure out how to put the three together, that will be unique with putting her name in that design as well. I looked at several websites for any tattoo design help, but found nothing I really liked. Since I have a few tattoo's already, the only place that would be enough room for a detailed tattoo is my shoulder blade or my outer thigh. So anyone have any ideas? Thanks

Answer
How about:
The profile of a Fairy with butterfly wings & a halo, sitting on the edge of a tombstone, sadly looking down at the flower in its hands.

The tombstone would have your mother's first name, followed by the phrase "Loving Mother", then under that: the year she was born - the year she passed away.

Explain it to the Tattoo artist & he can draw up some ideas to illustrate it. Together you both can fine-tune it until it looks right to you.

I hope this helps you out a bit.

My condolences for the loss of your mother.

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