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Saturday, June 12, 2010
The Simplified Motor
The Simplified Motor(1)The Simplified Motor (2)The Simplified Motor (3)The Simplified Motor (4)
The Great Motorcycle
The Great Motorcycle
The Great Motorcycle
The Great Motorcycle
The Great Motorcycle
Modivication Motor
Modivication Motor
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Modification Motor Drag
Modification Motor Drag
Modification Motor Drag
Modification Motor Drag
Modification Motor DragFriday, June 11, 2010
Skull Tattoos - Variations of Skull Tattoo Designs
Skull tattoos may appear gruesome or scary to others but those who patronized this type of tat theme actually have special meanings attached to it. They are not just tattooed on them in order to appear tough or to appear funny. In this article, we will be looking at the several variations of skull tattoo designs and the symbolism attached to them.
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Girls Sexy Japanese Tattoos
The passion among Russians to decorate the body with tattoos is dated back to centuries. This age-old art is becomimg more and more popular with its new and distinct forms of expressions.
The growing popularity of body art in Russia was laid bare at a Moscow exhibition due to close on Sunday, at which the options ranged from tattooing to tongue splitting and mid-air suspension from hooks embedded under the skin.
"People are trying to become individuals," explained Olesya Crow, a local tattoo artist -- she uses only her commercial name -- among dozens of exhibitors at the Moscow International Body Art Festival.
"Society has become more tolerant and has developed. Tattoos are now a branch of art."
The setting of the festival, in an exhibition centre built to display Soviet agricultural and scientific prowess and dominated by a statue of Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin, might have appeared incongruous.
But Crow, who also takes part in human suspension, in which metal hooks are fixed under the skin of a person's chest, back or legs prior to hoisting them into the air, sometimes for hours, said her work represented social progress.
"Tattoos are now seen as something beautiful, an adornment of the body," as opposed to the stigma they carried in Soviet times, when they were associated with prisoners and crime, she said.
As for human suspensions, which Crow supervises, having undertaken four years of medical training, they "can have a healing effect, give a spiritual lift."
The growing popularity of body art in Russia was laid bare at a Moscow exhibition due to close on Sunday, at which the options ranged from tattooing to tongue splitting and mid-air suspension from hooks embedded under the skin.
"People are trying to become individuals," explained Olesya Crow, a local tattoo artist -- she uses only her commercial name -- among dozens of exhibitors at the Moscow International Body Art Festival.
"Society has become more tolerant and has developed. Tattoos are now a branch of art."
The setting of the festival, in an exhibition centre built to display Soviet agricultural and scientific prowess and dominated by a statue of Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin, might have appeared incongruous.
But Crow, who also takes part in human suspension, in which metal hooks are fixed under the skin of a person's chest, back or legs prior to hoisting them into the air, sometimes for hours, said her work represented social progress.
"Tattoos are now seen as something beautiful, an adornment of the body," as opposed to the stigma they carried in Soviet times, when they were associated with prisoners and crime, she said.
As for human suspensions, which Crow supervises, having undertaken four years of medical training, they "can have a healing effect, give a spiritual lift."
Girls with Japanese Dragon Tattoo on Back Body
3 Sexy Girls with Japanese Dragon Tattoo, like a Yakuza Girl... hehehehe.....
Religius Tattoo Tips
These are good points to ponder on before going out to get yourself one of those obviously religious tattoos:
• Does it have meaning for you?
• Will it offend someone else's beliefs?
• Are you aware of its history and true meaning?
• Are you prepared to become identified with a certain group by virtue of your tattoo?
• Are you prepared to defend your choice?
• Does it have meaning for you?
• Will it offend someone else's beliefs?
• Are you aware of its history and true meaning?
• Are you prepared to become identified with a certain group by virtue of your tattoo?
• Are you prepared to defend your choice?
If you have read all these questions and still want to go ahead with your chosen tattoo design, then noone is stopping you. If, after reading these words, you come across some doubt in your mind, then stop first and think deeply about it. A tattoo is a permanent body ornament and a very visible statement.
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