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Are you interested in tattooing and want to
know a few facts, tips and advice about tattooing
and the art of the tattoo?
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The art of tattooing has come a long
way from its ancient origins. It is predominantly a
Eurasian practice which was not only an expression of artistic genius but also a display of social standing.
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These days, tattooing is a very popular hobby
and it has also become one of the highly
recognized art form in popular culture.
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Interesting facts
In the U.S., more women than men
are tattooed (23% vs. 19%), according to a 2012
survey.
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Interesting facts
A 2006 survey revealed that 36% of
those ages 18-25 and 40% of those ages 26-40
have at least one tattoo.
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Interesting facts
The National Geographic states that in April
2000, 15% of Americans (40 million people) were tattooed.
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Interesting facts
There are over 20,000 tattoo parlors in
the United States alone. A new establishment is being
added in the country every day!
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Interesting facts
An Oxygen Media survey in 2012 revealed
that 59% of people with tattoos are women, with
the most popular images being hearts and angels.
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Interesting facts
A tattoo machine:
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Interesting facts
The top 10 most popular spots for
tattoos:
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Interesting facts
Not all skin on the body is
the same and, therefore, will not take tattoo pigment
the same. For example, tattoos on elbows, knuckles, knees, and feet are infamous for fading.
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Interesting facts
The first professional tattoo artist in the
U.S. was a German immigrant, Martin Hildebrandt, who arrived
in Boston in 1846.
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Interesting facts
The most tattooed man in the world
is Gregory Paul McLaren (1971), also known as Lucky
Diamond Rich. He is 100% tattooed, including the inside of his foreskin, mouth, and ears.
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Interesting facts
Johnny Depp once said “My body is
my journal and my tattoos are my story.
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Meaning of tattoo
Butterfly
Popular with women, its short life
and beauty have become symbolic of youth and femininity.
Angels
Symbols
of protection
Cat
Symbol of independence and free thinking.
Cherry
Fertility, chastity, and purity.
Dove
Also a symbol of peace.
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Meaning of tattoo
Chrysanthemum
From the Greek for “gold flower,”
it is the ultimate flower. In China, it is
a symbol of perfection and simplicity. In Japan, it is the Japanese Royal Flower. In Europe, however, it is the flower of death.
Wolf
Represents seriousness and craziness, as well as loyalty and courage.
Snake
symbolized wisdom, charm, immortality, and free thought.
Rose
Most popular of all flower tattoo designs, the rose is associated with true love.