Tattoos 03) Women Body Art
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The sampling of this gallery of close-up details of tattoos on women..
Tattoos are no longer just a male thing, young women are just as likely to get a tattoo as males.
Women now are slightly more likely than men (for the first time ever) to have a tattoo (now 23% versus 19).
45 million Americans that have at least one tattoo
Among those with a tattoo:
- Most (86%) have never regretted getting a tattoo
- 30% say it makes them feel more sexy
- 25% say having a tattoo makes them feel rebellious
- 21% say both it makes them feel attractive or strong
- 16% say it makes them feel spiritual
Tattoos mainstream or subculture, weird or artistic expression? You can be the judge. The individual is saying this is who I am.
The body has become canvas for the tattoo needle, an artistic expression, a human canvas, etched in ink, skin deep viewed by some as body art.
Tattoos once were considered to be form of anti-conformist but not anymore. In some cultures this is viewed as body art.
Winston Churchill's mother, Lady Randolph Churchill had a tattoo of a snake eating its trail on her right wrist.
The strategic positioning the tattoo meant that she could choose not to display it by wearing a bracelet to cover it.
Body art or tattoos has entered the mainstream "according to a recent Pew survey, one-third of Americans between the ages of 18 and 45 have been tattooed and 16% of them regret it.
Here are just a few of the many different styles of tattoos: 1) Japanese 2) Tribal 3) Celtic 4) American Traditional 5) Cartoon Characters 6) Dark Art, Grim, Macabre, Demonic 7) Portraits 8) Abstract 9) Modern 10) Surrealism
Tattoos are no longer just a male thing, young women are just as likely to get a tattoo as males.
Women now are slightly more likely than men (for the first time ever) to have a tattoo (now 23% versus 19).
45 million Americans that have at least one tattoo
Among those with a tattoo:
- Most (86%) have never regretted getting a tattoo
- 30% say it makes them feel more sexy
- 25% say having a tattoo makes them feel rebellious
- 21% say both it makes them feel attractive or strong
- 16% say it makes them feel spiritual
Tattoos mainstream or subculture, weird or artistic expression? You can be the judge. The individual is saying this is who I am.
The body has become canvas for the tattoo needle, an artistic expression, a human canvas, etched in ink, skin deep viewed by some as body art.
Tattoos once were considered to be form of anti-conformist but not anymore. In some cultures this is viewed as body art.
Winston Churchill's mother, Lady Randolph Churchill had a tattoo of a snake eating its trail on her right wrist.
The strategic positioning the tattoo meant that she could choose not to display it by wearing a bracelet to cover it.
Body art or tattoos has entered the mainstream "according to a recent Pew survey, one-third of Americans between the ages of 18 and 45 have been tattooed and 16% of them regret it.
Here are just a few of the many different styles of tattoos: 1) Japanese 2) Tribal 3) Celtic 4) American Traditional 5) Cartoon Characters 6) Dark Art, Grim, Macabre, Demonic 7) Portraits 8) Abstract 9) Modern 10) Surrealism
