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For years a stigma has been imbedded in body art as ink is in the skin. Perhaps that attitude was perpetuated by the fact that traditionally, tattooed people tended to be somewhat on the fringes of society, and have occupations that were not exactly mainstream and a little mysterious, like pirates, merchant sailors, gypsies and non-Christian clergy, giving body art a rather romantic, outlaw reputation.




This tattoo isn't a dragon tattoo but i thought id throw it in anyway because its unique, and the girls back is sexy. The tattoo features Ganesha, the Hindu god of success.The lady appears to have a dragon tattoo on her right arm, i can just make out the dragons body










I'm covering up my wings.. with new wings! The old ones weren't done with much skill.. or enough tallent.





Maggy shared the parlor with me as we both got tattoos. Her's is a bit more extensive than mine. She said she got her other ones about a year ago. The one they're working on was inspired by nautical art, something she was exposed to by her parents, both of whom are, or were, in the Navy. There's also some French involved there, but I didn't catch its beautiful tattoonice tattoos, colorful tattoo. Flaming Dragon Tattoo,