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Showing posts with label Fairy Tattoos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fairy Tattoos. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Variations of Fairy Tattoo Designs

Variations of Fairy Tattoo Designs
Variations of Fairy Tattoo DesignsWhile many are intrigued by the darker, wilder forms of tattoos, there are several others who are taken in by the beauty and elegance of the fairy tat designs. The idea of fairies, as supernatural beings, has been the fantasy of many, what with the magical powers attached to it. Thus, the fairy tat design is a popular choice with those who love the enchanting and magical world of the fairyland.

Fairy tattoo designs
also come in an array of creative concepts and ideas. There are the modern anime fairies, derived from the Japanese tradition. These fantastical images make for some great fairy tattoo designs. Popular in the gothic tradition, teenagers are seen taking to this tattoo design like never before.

Fairy images created on the whimsical fairy tales, like those of Thumbelina, make for an appealing caricature of sheer innocence and beauty. This aura of purity associated with such fairy tattoos is what makes them particularly popular among girls.

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Fairy Tattoos

Fairy tattoos are a fairly recent development and they represent a certain range of interests or way of thinking. A fairy tattoo design can be cute and rather precious, like something out of a children’s book, but fairies are not as innocent as they look. 


Fairy tattoos have a nostalgic appeal for those who remember childhood fondly and wish to keep the images of childhood part of their lives on an ongoing basis. In that sense, fairy tattoos are a symbol of our youth.
The fairy is a female mythological figure that has magical powers and originates from Celtic mythology. Usually they are small, beautiful creatures with transparent wings, a green dress and a human appearance.
They live in wonderland and can take people there as well. According to legend, there is little consensus regarding how big fairies were, and how human-like they were in form. The small, Tinkerbell-type fairy is only one interpretation. www.freetattoodesigns.org