Chinese Tattoos

Chinese tattoos along with Asian tattoos in general offer a wide variety of spectacular artwork consisting of an array of objects, creatures and symbols, including such things as the yin and yang, dragons, big cats and fish.

But perhaps the most sought after Chinese tattoos are the ancient symbols, which are also referred to as characters, signs and the Chinese alphabet. Believe it or not there are actually more than 100,000 Chinese symbols all together, and some of the most popular designs represent love, strength, happiness, fate and eternity.

Checkout this tattoo picture gallery and discover some ideas for a Chinese design.

Chinese tattoos are seen on all areas of the body, including the back, chest and ankle.

Chinese symbols are often small designs, however the Chinese inspired animal tattoos are commonly large works of art with many colors involved.

Other popular Chinese symbol tattoo meanings include, dream, integrity, creativity, determination and kindness.

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Butterfly Tattoos

Looking for a beautiful tattoo idea? Well look no further, because as you know, butterfly tattoos are some of the most beautifully pristine works of art known to man.

With so many species and colors of butterflies under the sun, the possibilities for a magnificently stunning and unique tattoo design is right around the corner. Perhaps the most difficult task is finding a superb tattoo artist to design your butterfly tattoo.

Butterfly tattoos are almost always seen on women, however they are not exclusively for girls.

Popular locations for butterfly tattoos are the back, foot and hip area.

Some people like to combine butterfly wings with the face of there favorite animal, often seen in the feline variety such as a tiger.

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Biomechanical Tattoos

Biomechanical tattoos are amazingly realistic designs which combine elements of machines with organics. More specifically, biomechanical tattoos are typically represented with human anatomy where bones and joints are substituted with metal gears, pistons and the like, often blended with muscles and tendons.

Get a load of this outstanding picture gallery of biomechanical tattoos.

Biomechanical art was made famous in 1979 by the great Swiss artist H.R. Giger, who designed the creatures in the blockbuster movie Alien.

Biomechanical tattoos are also known as simply Bio-Mech tattoos.

There are so many options when choosing a biomechanical tattoo designs, perhaps this gallery will help you decide on the biomechanical design that fits you best.

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