Showing posts with label butterfly tattoo arm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label butterfly tattoo arm. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

butterfly tattoo?

Q. I asked on here a while ago for tattoo ideas...well I think I've settled on a small group of 3 butterflies sort of playing around at the top of my arm. I've found plenty of pretty individual butterflies that I could get incorporated into one design but I was looking for a few pictures of a group of them to see what arrangement I'd like, only I can't find any pics with a random group. They're either all in a line or on their own. If anyone has any pics they'd like to offer I'd be very grateful!


Answer
Third row down... the two in the middle are awesome. check em out... hope this helps.

Tattoo Poll?

Q. 1-Do you think woman should just get "girly" tattoos (flowers,birds butterflys ect.) Or does it matter? For me i dont care,but i like when people think outside the box with tattoos...

2-Do you think a woman should get them in some places but not others? Nope any place looks cool..

3-How do you feel about sleeves? (leg or arm) and hand tattoos on a woman? As a lady with a sleeve love it lmao and i love seeing other peoples sleeves man or woman,and wish i could have a hand tattoo but cant with work...


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1- I don't have standard "girly" tattoos. I did post a couple of pics of my arm on her yesterday and they were called "ugly as *****" so I'm assuming they're not run of the mill. A big butterfly with dasies all around really just isn't me, so why would I get one?

2- The more the better, the move visible the better

3- I tihnk sleeves are the ultimate works of art, one whole arm or leg covered in a piece of art. They're thought out and planned, there's no other medium where the style used in sleeves is used. It truly is an artform apart due to their construction and flow to the human body. Amazing.




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Tuesday, April 29, 2014

girls with butterfly tattoos?

Q. what is your opinion on a girl with butterfly tattoos on her upper arm? my friend has one and i want one similiar. alot of people say girls with tattoos on their arms looks manly. but this is a very FEMININE design. so what would you think?
its a big tattoo, about 6 inches


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I think it's very cute and you should do it if you really want it. The only downside however is how cliche it is. Way too many people have butterflies, same with flowers and hearts. Try to make it your own thing, make it have some sort of twist to it. Something unique, don't just go on google, find a butterfly and have it done. Try to be creative, I promise you'll love it a lot more. :) How much would it suck to see someone with the exact same photo as you inked in?

Also, you can ask your tattoo artist to change it up a bit, or even draw your own thing, they will obviously re-touch it and make it more professional looking, the are artists after all.


Good luck!

Butterfly tattoo on a 15 year old boy?




DanDan


I'm 15 years old (I'll be 16 in a few days) and I've decided to get a butterfly tattooed on my inner bicep. It's a pretty simple tattoo; Just a black outline of a butterfly which takes up most of my inner bicep and faces upwards towards my armpit. You can barely see it when i have my arm at my side AND I'm planning on getting more tattoos when I'm older anyway so this one will most likely get covered up when I'm in my 20's.

I was just wondering what everyone thought of this idea :)
I am openly gay.



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The butterfly symbolizes the spirit. Native Americans believed they were the spirits of dead warriors.
Modern culture, eh, ignorance reigns. If you are tough enough you go fella!
Personally, I know there is always somebody out there who can and will kick your butt.
I wouldn't invite that. You never know where you might be....




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Sunday, February 23, 2014

Guys:Do you find a butterfly tattoo attractive on a girl's arm?

Q. Just a one small well-done butterfly tattoo on a girl's arm, nothing else.
Is it trashy or pretty to look at?
thanks


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i have never seen so many disrespectful answers given to a woman. these are just total non sense. the remarks are not called for. just shows how low disrespect to woman has fallen. you have the great laugh. ancient egypt did fantastic art work on women. the male ego did not start till mid 1800s. please have your artwork done. today's artists are the best of all time. you will be satisfied beyond belief. suggest to the people who disrespected you . they should have 4 words tattooed on their forehead. LEARN TO RESPECT WOMEN. . a very simple question. asked by a young lady. to those with the superior attitudes. you will be begging for money on the streets in the very near future. the reason to buy cheap drugs. this young lady will walk right by you. no spare change. 2 months ago had artwork done. the letters R W above a symbol. it stands for RESPECT WOMEN . daughters friends have had same letters different designs. to those who want to get physical. family member san diego chargers has same art as mine. it will be on national t v. be cautious defencive lineman. i am in my sixties. you should learn the class this young lady has. but it is to late.

girls with butterfly tattoos?

Q. what is your opinion on a girl with butterfly tattoos on her upper arm? my friend has one and i want one similiar. alot of people say girls with tattoos on their arms looks manly. but this is a very FEMININE design. so what would you think?
its a big tattoo, about 6 inches


Answer
I think it's very cute and you should do it if you really want it. The only downside however is how cliche it is. Way too many people have butterflies, same with flowers and hearts. Try to make it your own thing, make it have some sort of twist to it. Something unique, don't just go on google, find a butterfly and have it done. Try to be creative, I promise you'll love it a lot more. :) How much would it suck to see someone with the exact same photo as you inked in?

Also, you can ask your tattoo artist to change it up a bit, or even draw your own thing, they will obviously re-touch it and make it more professional looking, the are artists after all.


Good luck!




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Saturday, August 3, 2013

Getting a tattoo because it's pretty - opinions?

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I'm 16, looking to change my image. I've been a little obsessed with tattoos lately. I'm thinking of getting a butterfly tattoo on my wrist - but purely just because I think it'll look nice. However, I know a lot of people moan about that type of thing, "pointless" tattoos, getting a tattoo for the sake of it. Should I only get tattoos that actually MEAN something to me? For instance, I also want to get the japanese characters for "life" tattooed on me somewhere, partly because I like Japanese culture, but mainly because I've been having suicidal thoughts lately and I want to get something to remind me of the joys of living, I suppose. Is the japanese tattoo therefore better than the butterfly tattoo? I'm planning on getting both, but, in your opinion, is it dumb to get a tattoo just because it looks nice?


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Don't worry about what other people think about your tattoo. I have multiple that are very meaningful to me but I also have a few that I've just always loved the way it looks and wanted it on my body and I'm not afraid to tell people that. One thing I would suggest, unless you know what you're doing the rest of your life (job wise) don't get it on your wrist. A lot of places frown upon tattoos in general but especially ones that are visible in a work uniform. A butterfly or japanese writing would look good on the back of your neck. Or your shoulder blade, that's where my first tattoo was. Partially because I wasn't allowed to get it on my arms because of work and it was a bigger area which allowed there to be more detail.

What does everyone think of tattoos on the side of the arm?




Deandra


I have been wanting a tattoo similar to Sahar from the Real World New Orelans and Elina from ANTM cycle 11. I think it looks delicate and feminine, but I don't know if it will always look good. What do you think?


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I think their tattoos are really good and they will always look good. But I would like to recommend you some other tattoo designs because tattoo designs must be unique, you don't need to copy their tattoo. If you are looking for some feminine & delicate tattoo designs then in my view butterfly and fairy look good on arms. Let's see on this girl having a wonderful tattoos of butterfly on her arm. we think Both women and butterflies have wonderful, curvy forms. They both have delicate, soft texture and are very pleasing to the eye. Tattoo of butterflies can be any size is also important.
http://www.tattoos-beauty.com/image-files/butterfly-tattoos.jpg




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Sunday, July 7, 2013

What does it represent when a woman has a tattoo on her ankle?

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Molly


I've known two people with this. First was my sixth grade teacher, she had a butterfly tattooed there. Then it was my therapist. I recently saw hers, couldn't see what it was clearly. An answer from an old question said that it meant that they were a lesbian. Is that true? Or is it because they work in respectable places so they can't show tattoos anywhere else but the ankle?


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It doesn't mean anything other than they like tattoos. I have one on my ankle and 5 other ones in places ranging from my hips, neck, and arm. None of them can be seen unless I want them to be seen.

How much does a tattoo usually cost?




Taylor


I want to get a kinda small to medium sized butterfly tattoo on my left foot how much might that be and will it hurt?


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A lot of tattoo places will charge you hourly, like where i went i was charged $175/hour, you definitely have to do some research before you get it though i'd go to a couple of tattoo shops with a picture of what you want and ask for an estimate thats what i did.

It does hurt a lot at first and your gonna have to keep your arm very very still, but after the first ten minutes your body kind of gets used to it so it feels like someone is holding a hot lamp really close to your skin, but its not that bad.




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