Spring makes me think of flowers, flower tattoos, that is. It seems like this has been a really long dreary winter and we're not done yet… Flowers are incorporated into many designs, not all of them are feminine. Popular flower designs include:
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Hugh MacLeod over at gapingvoid.com posted about a real live inked tattoo of his famous Blue Monster design. The Monster was designed for his buddies at Microsoft. Wow, 2 geek-tattoo posts in 2 days. Amazing. Here's a link to the Blue Monster Tattoo post.
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Tattoos for geeks? Well, why not? The OP got one of Tux ala the graffiti style IBM ads. (not a geek? wonder who Tux is: look at the pic in this article, Tux is the penguin on the lower right, you know Linux, computer operating system? OK fine, just take my word for it) The discussion is interesting, but you'll have to head to the links to Flickr for the pics. Lots of discussion on how they might regret it later and other examples of tattoo ideas ala geek. What do you think?
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Summer seems to be the time for tattoos. Must have something to do with running around on the beach or at the lake half naked. Party! Anyhow, here's a few of the popular tattoo designs we've seen this summer.
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Saw this over at Kotaku and thought this was one of the best pieces of advice on how to make sure your tattoo design is one you will love. Kingclip explains that a buddy of his has 10 great tattoos. His trick? When he comes up with a design idea for a tattoo, he marks it down on a calendar to reconsider in one year. That's right – put it on a calendar and if you still love the idea in a year, it's probably a choice that makes sense for you. Seriously, you might outgrow the idea next week and who wants to be stuck staring at a bad choice inked permanently on your body forever?
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Just watched this video about the girl who got the Chinese tattoo that didn't mean what she thought it did. How would you feel if you went to get a tattoo on your tummy and you decided on getting your boyfriend's name in Chinese? You'd feel pretty good, right? Wrong, because you just found out that the Chinese characters indelibly inked on your belly say something more along the lines of "Supermarket". Bummer.
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