I know that it is a popular tattoo, so try not to hate. but i put my cousin “holly“‘s name into the birds. She passed away from cancer when she was 10 years old. It is like her breaking away into a better place.

I know that it is a popular tattoo, so try not to hate. but i put my cousin “holly“‘s name into the birds. She passed away from cancer when she was 10 years old. It is like her breaking away into a better place.

“Cor te reducit” meaning the “the heart leads you back” in Latin. I feel as though the heart knows your instinct and will lead you to where it wants you to be.

“Cor te reducit” meaning the “the heart leads you back” in Latin. I feel as though the heart knows your instinct and will lead you to where it wants you to be.

this was my second tattoo i got this for my mom and dad , when i was little my parents gave me this heart locket with their pictures inside of it , its my most meaningful jewelry piece i have so i got it tattoo on me so i would never lose it , and my parents initials:)

this was my second tattoo

i got this for my mom and dad , when i was little my parents gave me this heart locket with their pictures inside of it , its my most meaningful jewelry piece i have so i got it tattoo on me so i would never lose it , and my parents initials:)

Outline of Thor’s final battle with the serpent Jörmungandr. Going back in a few week to get this shaded! By the fantastic Hector Fong at Tattoo 13 in Oakland, CA. cecaelia.tumblr.com

Outline of Thor’s final battle with the serpent Jörmungandr. Going back in a few week to get this shaded!

By the fantastic Hector Fong at Tattoo 13 in Oakland, CA.

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August 5, 2011 From Ken Deets at Enchanted Dragon Tattoo in Tucson, AZ My first, but certainly not last, tattoo.  This tattoo means a lot to me.  The horse is my own and he’s running through the landscape of my home Arizona.  The words above are from Terry Goodkind’s Sword of Truth Series, meaning Deserve Victory.  The music below is from Evanescence’s Field of Innocence.  The lyrics for that part are “I still remember the world from the eyes of a child,” signifying my transition from living at home to going off to college.

August 5, 2011 From Ken Deets at Enchanted Dragon Tattoo in Tucson, AZ

My first, but certainly not last, tattoo.  This tattoo means a lot to me.  The horse is my own and he’s running through the landscape of my home Arizona.  The words above are from Terry Goodkind’s Sword of Truth Series, meaning Deserve Victory.  The music below is from Evanescence’s Field of Innocence.  The lyrics for that part are “I still remember the world from the eyes of a child,” signifying my transition from living at home to going off to college.

This is my first tattoo. A koi dedicated to my family who’s always been there for me my whole life. Giving me advice, standing behind me, giving me the reason to live. Three flowers are symbolizing my parents and my brother, the koi stands for luck and the water surrounding everything reflects the life.

This is my first tattoo. A koi dedicated to my family who’s always been there for me my whole life. Giving me advice, standing behind me, giving me the reason to live. Three flowers are symbolizing my parents and my brother, the koi stands for luck and the water surrounding everything reflects the life.

This is the logo of my late father’s antique/music/coffee shop called “Scott’s Folkatorium” and the script “Psalm 46:10,” the first half of which reads, “Be still and know that I am God” This was my first tattoo and holds several layers of meaning for me. Primarily, though, it is in commemoration of a man who touched the lives of thousands simply by being a good man with a ceaselessly giving heart. I chose the logo to honor him because it had been his lifelong dream to own the store, and at 54-years-old, he dropped everything else in his life to go after his goal. The place was in all ways a solid representation of him, and the banjo and coffee cup are in all ways a representation of the store. The verse is a reminder that I am not in control of everything, a lesson I learned from losing 4 family members in 5 years. Something higher and stronger and better than me is in control, and I need not worry. 

This is the logo of my late father’s antique/music/coffee shop called “Scott’s Folkatorium” and the script “Psalm 46:10,” the first half of which reads, “Be still and know that I am God”

This was my first tattoo and holds several layers of meaning for me. Primarily, though, it is in commemoration of a man who touched the lives of thousands simply by being a good man with a ceaselessly giving heart. I chose the logo to honor him because it had been his lifelong dream to own the store, and at 54-years-old, he dropped everything else in his life to go after his goal. The place was in all ways a solid representation of him, and the banjo and coffee cup are in all ways a representation of the store. The verse is a reminder that I am not in control of everything, a lesson I learned from losing 4 family members in 5 years. Something higher and stronger and better than me is in control, and I need not worry. 

This is my skeleton bride and groom. I got the groom done first at a tattoo parlour called Custom Tattoos. It was done by a guy named Fritter. Then a few weeks later I decided to add the bride! I love my tattoos and definitely reccommend going to to Fritter.

This is my skeleton bride and groom. I got the groom done first at a tattoo parlour called Custom Tattoos. It was done by a guy named Fritter. Then a few weeks later I decided to add the bride! I love my tattoos and definitely reccommend going to to Fritter.

Eternity. That’s the key. I always get the questions that, “oh dude, your tattoo is cool, is that a meaning of it?”. Well, obviously, why is it good to have an Eternal Mark on yourself without a meaning? Well, mine’s is a bit difficult to explain. It has several meanings. I mean, every little piece has something to say. The keyhole in the Chronicle of Life, the Archangel Wings, the Sky of Freedom around it. Let’s just say, my Chronicle is not for everybody, and it’s heavily protected ;)

Eternity. That’s the key. I always get the questions that, “oh dude, your tattoo is cool, is that a meaning of it?”. Well, obviously, why is it good to have an Eternal Mark on yourself without a meaning?
Well, mine’s is a bit difficult to explain. It has several meanings. I mean, every little piece has something to say. The keyhole in the Chronicle of Life, the Archangel Wings, the Sky of Freedom around it.
Let’s just say, my Chronicle is not for everybody, and it’s heavily protected ;)