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smallworld
so where do you all look for tattoo designs? just to give you a little background, I'm a girl..and I'm planning to get a small tattoo on my hip just above where hipster jeans rest...if that makes sense. I'm undecided on what I want- maybe a rose or lily design but I also think a heart or something celtic would be cute. I probably just want something that's all black but maybe a really soft yellow or orange/red would be nice too. my skin is reallllllly white and I'm realllllllly skinny...so yeah I'm having trouble finding pics I like. anyone know where I should look?
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The below works for ideas, but I recommend you take them as suggestions for your own ideas. Most artists seem reticent on copying the art of others, but inspired by can work. I do recommend that you do something that's more you. It seems more satisfying to me to have something unique to me only.
I'm also really pale (but not skinny), and tattoos show up *really* well on us. When I get out of the shower my gf is always amazed at how bright my tattoo looks. Whether you go for B&W or color (like mine, the work thus far on my 360), the art really stands out.
Where can I find the best butterfly tattoos?
steph_pete
I was looking to have someone design my tattoo but I just think its going to be extra money and I might not even like the tattoo they draw. So im looking for a butterfly tattoo that I can put on my right shoulder blade. Im also looking for either chinese or arabic letters that can spell out Mimi. Thats what my grandfather use to call me. I am not sure yet what kind of letters I want but im not looking for "dirty" letters like cursive or anything english. I like soft letters that would look nice on a females body. I just think that american letters on a girl looks trashy (thats just my opinion). Please help!
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You should look around the internet and modify one yourself. You should also be able to bring up a coupls of pictures you like to the tattoo place and have them do little changes themselves. I don't know if it will cost more or not, that seems like more of a decision the tattoo place makes themselves.
As far as the letters go you should be able to find a couple of translator websites that have those languages and translate something from English to Arabic (or whatever you want.) Since it is a translating website you can be pretty sure it doesn't say something random. Try Babblefish.
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