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Isabel
I want to get the word "passion" tattood near my private area (I'm a girl), maybe like right beside the "v" part and under the pelvis
I want it in either Chinese characters or Kanji (maybe arabic or something else if you think it will look better that way)
also tell me if the symbol is incorrect
Anyways, here it is in chinese:
http://chineseculture.about.com/library/symbol/blcc_passion.htm
and in Kanji:
http://japanese.about.com/library/bl50kanji_jounetsu.htm
which design/look do you prefer?
*I also might embellish it a bit, but I'm not sure about that
*its not going to be very large
Answer
i think passion in cursive would look pretty. unless you or your boyfriend are chinese, i would just get it in english. but get whatever you like better, its going to be on your body :)
i think passion in cursive would look pretty. unless you or your boyfriend are chinese, i would just get it in english. but get whatever you like better, its going to be on your body :)
questions about the following types of tattoos?
tricky tin
inside lip
foot
back of shoulder (blade area)
wrist
back of ear
ribs
how much do they usually cost?
and if i get small subtle things, will it look classy? i'm about 5'11 and a girl so i feel like they won't clash haha
does the lip tat fade if i don't get it touched up?
which of these will be most painful?
how can i decide what i want where?
( i def know i am getting a -
star of david (either on the wrist or back)
russian word (probably on the lip)
rose+russian text (probably on foot)
and i'm debating between a heart or strawberry for behind the ear
and i want text from a pink floyd song which will probably go on my ribs
i forgot to add that i might want the star of david on the nape of my neck instead of eithe rof those.
Answer
cost- this depends on where, how big, and how intricate (pertaining to colors and design). private/hard to get to areas, big, complicated designs cost more and prices vary from shop to shop, artist to artist.
pain- this really depends on your pain tolerance. places with more nerves/closer to bone are going to hurt more than fleshy areas. all of the places that you have picked out are generally higher on the pain list than say the fleshy part of your arm. my guess; the wrist/shoulder blade will prolly be the least painful with ribs/lip/foot being the most.
fading- the foot usually fades pretty badly, but i have no clue on the lip. check with your artist.
as for class- different people have different ideas of what's classy. make sure that your definition matches that of your artist (or at least they understand what you're looking for). tattoos with meanings and stories behind them generally go together better than random pieces with no story or background. also going to the same artist/getting them in the same style will help in making a cohesive "look" if you will.
hope i helped!
cost- this depends on where, how big, and how intricate (pertaining to colors and design). private/hard to get to areas, big, complicated designs cost more and prices vary from shop to shop, artist to artist.
pain- this really depends on your pain tolerance. places with more nerves/closer to bone are going to hurt more than fleshy areas. all of the places that you have picked out are generally higher on the pain list than say the fleshy part of your arm. my guess; the wrist/shoulder blade will prolly be the least painful with ribs/lip/foot being the most.
fading- the foot usually fades pretty badly, but i have no clue on the lip. check with your artist.
as for class- different people have different ideas of what's classy. make sure that your definition matches that of your artist (or at least they understand what you're looking for). tattoos with meanings and stories behind them generally go together better than random pieces with no story or background. also going to the same artist/getting them in the same style will help in making a cohesive "look" if you will.
hope i helped!
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