Showing posts with label dragon tattoo designs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dragon tattoo designs. Show all posts

Saturday, May 5, 2012

Dragon tattoo designs part 2

A full back dragon tattoo resembling a wall sculpture.
This tattoo design is very cool. It got a wall sculpture inked on the back, which has dragons and taichi. This tattoo wins a gold award in a competition.
Chinese dragon tattoo on the shoulder by Andy Shou
Another Chinese dragon tattoo design. Chinese dragons are believed to be able to fly among the clouds. It can form clouds, can turn into water or fire. The cloud effect in this tattoo is especially good.
ull back dragon tattoo with two faces
This tattoo design contains a character with two faces - very similar to traditional Chinese dragons.
Half demon half dragon tattoo design
Another piece fantastic work from Andy Shou! The horn of demon and the body of the dragon connect seamlessly. The visual balance and the overpowering feel are also impressive!
a dragon tattoo design on the shoulder
A typical dragon tattoo design on the shoulder. The Chinese dragon usually go with the flood and cloud.
Chinese dragon tattoo on the hip
A Chinese dragon tattoo.
hybrid dragon tattoo design on the arm
A hybrid free tattoo design of western and Chinese dragon.
Shouting dragon tattoo on the shoulder.
An angry dragon head tattoo, looking like a wolf's head too.
fighting dragon tattoo on the shoulder and arm
Another free dragon tattoo design, this time the featured parts are the head and the claws.
dragon and demon head tattoo design
Seems to be a combination of dragon and demon head.

Dragon tattoo designs - part 3

dragon tattoo design on the arm
The dragon claws in this free tattoo are especially live and pop up, master's techniques.
dragon and phoenix tattoo design
This is a dragon tattoo design. The interesting about this design is that the dragon forms a Taichi kind of shape, like a totem
black dragon free tattoo design on the arm
A not very colorful dragon tattoo, however, the lighter shadows mimicked the "cloud feel" very well.
Chinese dragon tattoo designs covering the whole back
An overwhelmingly impressive full back tattoo featuring a Chinese dragon.
full back dragon tattoo design
Another example of full back Chinese dragon tattoo design.
full body dragon tattoo design
Unlike the usual full back tattoo design, this Chinese dragon tattoo covers both the front and back - very powerful tattoo.
dragon tattoo with human face on the arm
This dragon tattoo uses an interesting idea - it replaces the dragon face with a shouting human face.
Chinese dragon tattoo on the arm
Dragon and water.

Dragon tattoo designs - part 1

This free tattoo design is called "dragon of quiet creek". It feels like clouds floating in the sky, and a Chinese dragon is hidden in it. This work and this person surprisingly match. The artist and client have an amazing interaction.

This free tattoo design is about Chinese dragon. The Chinese dragon is a mythical, long, scaled, snake-like creature with four claws, in contrast to the Western dragon which stands on four legs and which is usually portrayed as evil, it has long been a potent symbol of auspicious power in folklore and art.
Chinese dragon is very common tattoo design. However, this one has its own style. Look at how angry it looks- it is on fire!!
Read more about Chinese dragon tattoos and and related tattoos.
Another very detailed free tattoo design. See it from another angle:

Thick fog around the dragon is typical Chinese style.
Read more about related tattoo designs.
This tattoo design is called azure dragon armor because it is to represent a famous armor in China which is made of the scales of azure dragon. Azure Dragon is one of the Four Symbols of the Chinese constellations. It is sometimes called the Azure Dragon of the East. The scales of the azure dragon are believed to be the strongest things in the world.
Read more about Azure Dragon and related tattoo designs.
Another free tattoo design about Chinese dragon.
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Full back skull and dragon tattoo
This tattoo artist likes to put skull and Chinese dragon together - a weird combination.

Full back skull and dragon tattoo
Another tattoo with skull and dragon. In this one, skull is dominating the dragon.
A back tattoo showing a dragon was crucified on a cross
A tattoo design with weird combination of dragon and cross. People in Asia do not know much about Bible and Jesus. They just think cross is kind of cool to put in tattoo.
Half chest half shoulder dragon tattoo by Andy Shou
This tattoo design is one of my favorite- so powerful. One big concern about big tattoo is how to fit the art on body appropriately. It is normal for a paint to be like this but rare for a tattoo.
Chinese dragon tattoo on the arm
Another tattoo of Chinese dragon- a very exquisite tattoo design

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Saturday, June 19, 2010

Exotic Zodiac Signs Tattoos

Ridding yourself of the usual and daily boring life can be quite difficult and even impossible for some. Some people may not know any means of how to spice up either their stagnant and plain attitude or their colorless and dull exterior. Are you one of these people? Or perhaps, you might be the type of person who frequently consults the stars and constantly asks for divine intervention? Well, ask no more as the answer to your prayers is definitely just around the corner! Want to know what it is? The thing you might be looking for is what you call - Zodiac signs tattoos!

For thousands of years, the ancient people of the world believed that the stars and all the heavenly bodies brought about the destiny and fortune of everyone. Almost every single constellation seen in the skies were given meaning and interpretation to help guide the people to the right path. As time passed, these people created the zodiac. The zodiac has two forms depending on its origin. The first form is the western form in which it consists of the 12 signs namely: Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces. On the other hand, the other form is the Chinese zodiac which consists of the 12 animals which represents each year namely: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig.

No matter what type of zodiac signs tattoos you get, you are surely going to have a lot of fun and memories with it. Most people particularly of the western hemisphere who do get this kind of tattoo design usually go for the western zodiac and get their own zodiac sign rather than another and the same goes for people of eastern descent, they mostly get the zodiac they were born in rather than someone else' zodiac sign.

It is important to take note however that the procedure of getting a tattoo whatever design it may be can prove to be quite painful and stingy to almost all first-timers. This is because of the method of using extremely pointed and sharp needles to prick into the surface of the skin continuously until the indelible ink reaches its final destination which is the dermis layer of the skin. This is vital because those inks that fail to be embedded into the dermis layer usually result to a not so permanent color meaning it will fade away in no time. Indelible ink that is on the other hand correctly placed in the dermis layer of the skin will have permanence and will not come off even with daily wear and tear and washing.

Also, it is vital that you not just get a tattoo from anyone. You must be really sure that you get a tattoo from an expert and respectable one. After all, you do not want to get hurt... much! Go for a clean and well-managed tattooing station or area, this will help you get an idea of how good their resident tattoo artists are.


Exotic Zodiac Signs Tattoos

Ridding yourself of the usual and daily boring life can be quite difficult and even impossible for some. Some people may not know any means of how to spice up either their stagnant and plain attitude or their colorless and dull exterior. Are you one of these people? Or perhaps, you might be the type of person who frequently consults the stars and constantly asks for divine intervention? Well, ask no more as the answer to your prayers is definitely just around the corner! Want to know what it is? The thing you might be looking for is what you call - Zodiac signs tattoos!

For thousands of years, the ancient people of the world believed that the stars and all the heavenly bodies brought about the destiny and fortune of everyone. Almost every single constellation seen in the skies were given meaning and interpretation to help guide the people to the right path. As time passed, these people created the zodiac. The zodiac has two forms depending on its origin. The first form is the western form in which it consists of the 12 signs namely: Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces. On the other hand, the other form is the Chinese zodiac which consists of the 12 animals which represents each year namely: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig.

No matter what type of zodiac signs tattoos you get, you are surely going to have a lot of fun and memories with it. Most people particularly of the western hemisphere who do get this kind of tattoo design usually go for the western zodiac and get their own zodiac sign rather than another and the same goes for people of eastern descent, they mostly get the zodiac they were born in rather than someone else' zodiac sign.

It is important to take note however that the procedure of getting a tattoo whatever design it may be can prove to be quite painful and stingy to almost all first-timers. This is because of the method of using extremely pointed and sharp needles to prick into the surface of the skin continuously until the indelible ink reaches its final destination which is the dermis layer of the skin. This is vital because those inks that fail to be embedded into the dermis layer usually result to a not so permanent color meaning it will fade away in no time. Indelible ink that is on the other hand correctly placed in the dermis layer of the skin will have permanence and will not come off even with daily wear and tear and washing.

Also, it is vital that you not just get a tattoo from anyone. You must be really sure that you get a tattoo from an expert and respectable one. After all, you do not want to get hurt... much! Go for a clean and well-managed tattooing station or area, this will help you get an idea of how good their resident tattoo artists are.


Friday, April 16, 2010

Saturday, April 3, 2010

Dragon Tattoos

So Rich Meaning Dragon Tattoos


Across the Far East, the dragon tattoos stands as a symbol of protection and strength. Dragon TattoosJust as American and British cultures have symbols of their own body art is unique, so too the Eastern part of the world.




Japan, China, Korea and Vietnam all have our own history behind the legend of the dragon importance. Stories aside, these creatures have become the basis for some subjects that are most striking and beautiful that the tattoo artist can hope to create.




Even though dragon tattoos designs come from the Eastern culture, has become increasingly popular to integrate the theme of dragons into the skin of other popular designs. Dragons wrapped around everything from Celtic cross with a delicate floral design, each making a unique statement that the artist is seeking.




A dragon tattoos, when done by a skilled artist, can be a dynamic part of art. Body art artist the ability to combine the natural features of the body's own dragon tattoos into the subject can create a design that looks like a still life.




Weapons into a dragon's tail and the shoulders thigh. Dragon TattoosWith a creative artist, the possibilities are limitless. If you insist on having a unique dragon tattoos, then consider the design of dragon skin. Your body is unique, therefore, your design will be unique.




As a common figure in fantasy literature and games, the dragon has gained increasing popularity among people who might not normally even get a tattoo. Dragons represent the characteristics of loyalty and wisdom of the Middle Ages has stolen the hearts of many people who are outside the traditional art of body demographics.




These stories have been deleted from the evil connotation of the dragon and dragon tattoos flash books reflect this trend. Dragons are often described as majestic and revered creatures than evil man-eating animals through stories.




In traditional Japanese tattoos, which people pay their respects can be seen on the dragon tattoo depicting a dragon holding the pearl of wisdom. This is a popular motif, and only one element of the knowledge of the dragon in a rich culture.




Dragon TattoosKing George V was the first Western man believed to have got a dragon tattoo. As a sailor in the British Navy, a young George ventured to Japan and back genuine leather with a dragon tattoos design by Hori Chyo traditional Japanese artists. When George returned to England and later became King, the interest in Eastern tattooing became popular.




It can be difficult to make a final decision when you're ready to choose your tattoo. If you're open to anything, but has not decided yet, make sure that you at least saw a flash body art of possibilities that exist with a dragon tattoos. dragon is incredible media that allows artists to create something unique. By Mike Selvon




Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Flying Dragon tattoo design on the back

black dragon tattoo on the back
For a long time I have only posted Chinese dragon tattoo, finally here is a western dragon. Which dragon is better? It is hard to say. I know one thing for sure - western dragon is on the dark side.

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Another dragon tattoo on the back

Chinese dragon tattoo design on the back
Chinese dragon tattoo is way cooler than the western dragons. Unlike western dragons being seen as evil creatures, Chinese dragons symbolize potent and auspicious powers. Also check out this dragon tattoo.

Thursday, February 5, 2009

Chinese dragon tattoo on the back

Chinese dragon tattoo  on the back
This Chinese dragon tattoo is mixed with a tree, which makes it like water and ink painting style. To the Chinese, the Imperial Dragon or Lung, is considered to be the primary of four benevolent spiritual animals, the other three being the phoenix, the unicorn and the tortoise. Having unrivaled wizdom and power the dragon symbolized the Emperors of China themselves, who were actually called dragons. Hsi, China's first emperor, was said to have a dragon's tail. Shen Nung, his successor was supposed to have been fathered by a dragon. The Chinese Emperor sat on a dragon throne, rode in a dragon boat and slept in a dragon bed. To distinguish the chinese imperial dragon from all other dragons, only the Imprial Dragon bore five claws.

Friday, November 30, 2007

Arm armor and dragon tattoo

A arm armor tattoo with two dragons protecting it.
A very cool tattoo design with two dragons. This tattoo also looks like a shield.

Friday, October 26, 2007

Tribal dragon tattoo design on the back

dragon free tattoo design on the back, tribal style
This is a dragon tattoo, however, it is tribal totem style. It is the first time I saw this kind of combinations in body art.