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Tinkerbell Tattoos

Tinkerbell is an iconic cartoon character, first featured in J. M. Barrie's 1904 play entitled Peter and Wendy. The cute mystical fairy has since appeared in several animated feature films and television shows, perhaps best known from Walt Disney's film entitled Peter Pan.

Tinkerbell tattoos are beloved by women, and the designs often show Tink brandishing a magic wand or perhaps positioned on a flower of sorts. These tattoo picture ideas should help you conjure up a plan for your very own design.

Sitting on flower with blue fairy dust.

Art on lower leg and ankle area.

Cute idea on woman's back.

Fabulous bright colors with name underneath.

Cute artwork with bellybutton piercing.

The Hulk Tattoos

The Hulk is an iconic cartoon superhero who has appeared in comic books, television series and several motion pictures. This mean green wreaking machine is known for having a quick temper, which ultimately causes him to transform from ordinary Bruce Banner to a clobbering creature known as The Hulk.

Tattoos of this classic character are rather common and portrayed in an array of styles, ranging from modern to classic representations of the muscular maniac. Enjoy the tattoo pictures below.

3D style bursting through shoulder.

Nice cartoon style idea.

Comic book style tattoo idea.

Old school art in post transformation.

Wearing kilt and nothing else on upper arm.

Celtic Cross Tattoo Design

Tribal Cross Tattoo Design

Additionally this tattoo need not have any relation to religion whatsoever. It must be remembered that even though the cross is a symbol adopted by Christianity it was in existence thousands of years prior to that religion. You will find this symbol has meaning in almost every culture that exists and as a design for tattoo is popular.

Tribal Cross Tattoo Design

The most famous tribal cross tattoo is perhaps the Celtic cross tattoo. There is one for the Welsh, one for the Irish and one for the Scottish. They are all versions of the same cross. It is thought the Celtic cross is a symbol of the moon goddess. The Irish adopted it from the Druids. The Druid's cross is made up of a circle with a cross through it.

Tribal Cross Tattoo Design

This is a tattoo that can be made to suit the person who is wearing it. It does help to speak to a tattooist. In this way, you will hear first hand exactly what you can and can't do regarding the tribal cross tattoo of your choice.

Tribal Cross Tattoo Design

The tattoo could have a circle on it or it could have a loop at the top to symbolize the female gender. There is also the Maltese cross that means bravery. These crosses were also used during the times of the Crusaders. Some of the crusading knights were burned alive when attacked with fire bombs. Their comrades used their own bodies to smother the flames in an attempt to save them. This led to the Maltese cross becoming the symbol of firemen. Many firemen around the world have the Maltese cross tattoo.

Tribal Cross Tattoo Design

Even though each culture has its own tribal cross tattoo or design they all have two lines that intersect. The four points of the cross have different meanings in different parts of the world. They could mean North, South, East and West or they could mean earth, wind, fire and water.

Tribal Cross Tattoo Design

The tribal cross tattoo provides many variations of the cross design. In the west the cross immediately conjures up thoughts of religion. However, there are many other reasons for the development of the tribal cross as a symbol.

Tribal Cross Tattoo Design

The tattoo can be either intricate or simple. Very often there are those who don't want tattoo designs that are complex. A simple cross is exactly the look they want. Men do usually have these inked on their bodies in a single color like black or deep blue and it has been noted that more and more women are turning to these tattoo designs. In order to present this tattoo as more feminine they are incorporating more color and also keeping the design small.

Celtic Cross Tattoo Design

Celtic Cross Tattoo

Celtic cross tattoos are one of the best looking and most symbolic designs available. The people from Scotland, Ireland and Wales are fond of spotting these tattoos to reflect the historical and religious background of their ethnic heritage. Others simply find the designs of the celtic cross tattoos to be visually appealing. Indeed, the celtic cross is a particularly beautiful representation of the almost universal symbol of cross.

Celtic Cross Tattoo

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Taz Tattoos

The Tasmanian Devil, or simply Taz, is a wildly popular animated Looney Tunes cartoon character who rose to fame in the early 1990s, known for his slurred speech and aggressively assertive nature, which often resulted in a whirlwind of fury.

Taz tattoos are quite common, and designs often portray the character in a state of attack mode, with arms up and teeth showing. See this collection of cool tattoos below and gather some ideas.

Ripping through back idea.

Screaming on the microphone, forearm artwork.

Super cool while wearing trench coat and fedora hat on upper arm area.

Holding power tools with New York abbreviation

Classic portrait with light blue background.

South Park Tattoos

Much like The Simpsons and Family Guy, South Park is yet another highly popular and often risque cartoon television show that garners a cult like following of both children and adults, for better or worse...

Here we see a few pictures of some nice looking South Park inspired tattoos, inked on the bodies of devoted fans.

Various arm tattoos with Cartman the gang, plus Terrance and Phillip.

Large back piece including Stan with hearts, roses and wings artwork.

Kenny design idea.

Butters looking awfully scared.

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Peacock Tattoo

This is a peacock tattoo that a client requested on her nude doll.

The porcelain is engraved with a needle while still raw, fired and then china paint is rubbed into the grooves. Accents are added in additional layers.