Crown Tattoos
Lets face it people, we all wouldn't mind feeling a little royal from
time to time, and what better way to fulfill that ambition of royalty
than getting a beautiful crown tattoo masterpiece inked. Unless of
course you're second in line to the kings throne...
Crown tattoos
look grand as a stand alone design, however many people choose to add
another figure into the mix, often an animal such as a lion wearing a
crown is requested by tattoo enthusiasts, but you can just as easily
place a crown on your favorite animal of choice and have a fabulous
tattoo that matches your own personal style.
Give this picture gallery a look and perhaps discover a cool crown tattoo that appeals to you.
Crown tattoos go together perfectly with designs such as hearts, jewels and stars.
There are countless crown variations to choose from so make sure you do some quality research.
Crown tattoos look exceptional on almost any area of the human body, but some of the most popular locations include the chest, back
and upper arm. However its hard to go wrong with such a prestigious
work of art, given that your artist is up to par. Which is extremely
important for anyone seeking ink.
Cross Tattoos
Cross tattoos symbolize the pain, suffering and
ultimately the sacrifice given by the son of God, Jesus Christ. A
sacrifice which now gives us the chance for forgiveness, salvation and
the opportunity for eternal life in heaven.
Cross tattoos and
crosses in general are historically a religious symbol, however nowadays
they are sometimes worn as a fashion statement, appose to their
original meaning.
Here we have a nice picture gallery of some top
notch quality cross tattoos for you to browse through and perhaps
discover a design that matches your interest.
Cross tattoos are often compliments with scriptures and other biblical objects such as angel wings and angelic items.
Cross tattoos are typically seen on the upper arm and across the back and chest.
There are so many beautiful ways of customizing these type of tattoos, such as adding a cloud backdrop, a mixture of tribal, celtic or aztec artwork, and even perhaps a portrait of the savior himself along with a few cherub angels.
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