Tattoo Flash Art - Knife & RosesTattoo Flash Art - Knife & Roses
In searching for the meanings of particular symbols, there is a vast amount of information for you to digest on any given subject, but very little is definitive. Sometimes, you will see the same symbols used for contradicting meanings. There is no concrete meaning for any tattoo and when it comes to combining these two popular symbols in one, the meaning can have many variations. I will give you some of the meanings behind both individual image.
ROSES
* Red roses represent the age old saying “I love you” , courage and respect.
* Rosebuds symbolize innocent youth and beauty.
* Red rosebuds=pure & lovely, white rosebuds=girlhood & too young to love.
* Single rose=simplicity and a bouquet signifies gratitude.
* White roses=innocence and purity.
* Red and white roses together, or white roses with red edges, signify unity.
* Pink roses=grace and gentility.
* Deep pink=gratitude and appreciation.
* Light pink=admiration and sympathy.
* Yellow roses=joy and gladness.
* Red and yellow blends=jovial and happy feelings.
* Coral or orange roses=enthusiasm & desire.
* Deep burgundy rose=unconscious beauty.
* Two roses taped, or wired together to form a single stem=an engagement or coming marriage.
KNIFES and DAGGERS
The knife or dagger symbol, blood-letting and death have an ancient connection. It can represent the spilling of blood-the essence of life, which, has a powerful and potent meaning. The sacrificial ceremony with the special sword, dagger, or knife. At a most basic level, the knife or dagger represents Death.
Daggers and knives are a popular choice for Military tattoos because of the weapon symbolism. The symbolism of a knife or dagger tattoo in a military design is very similar to that of a sword. The knife or dagger represents ferocity, and death at the hands of another.
tattoo lettering
Many tattoos include some form of lettering in them. Sometimes it's a name, date or scripture, tattoo lettering can make or break the piece. People assume because lettering is so common, it must be a rudimentary skill for any tattoo artist. The truth is some artists are better than others in lettering skills. Each artist has their strengths and weaknesses. There are some considerations a few key to ensure your tattoo lettering comes out just the way you want.
Do your research and ask to see previous samples of an artist's lettering and talk to former clients and see live sample of their work if possible. Question the artist and see if they "like" to do lettering. Some artists dislike doing lettering and others feel it is one of their strengths and enjoy doing this type of tattoo.
Once you've decided on a tattoo artist, your next area of research is the lettering. Look into the fonts and lettering styles. There are hundreds of choices and a hugh range of resources available - your computer is a wealth of resources. Once you've narrowed down your font choices, Make sure you write out what you want to have on write out your word with the font. Sometimes, you'll find individual letters can look quite different in different fonts. You may like the style of one letter but not another and eventually discard that font choice. Another consideration when it comes to font is the tone of the text. Some fonts are appropriate for say - memorial tattoos whereas playful script may be more appropriate for funny, light tats. You can also ask the artist for his input or suggestion but don't wait until the day of the tattoo to start asking questions. Be prepared and plan ahead.
Probably the most important consideration - spelling, spelling, spelling! There will be no bigger disappointment than getting your tattoo and later realizing you've misspelled a word or name and it happens all the time. This will totally ruin your entire experience. Another factor is color - although black is a the most common choice, it isn't your only choice. Just be sure that the color you do choose is easy to read.
tribal tattoo designs
Tribal tattoo is a very popular style amongst tattoo fans. They can be a stand alone design or incorporated to form a recognizable object or animal, or just part of the overall tattoo design but not the only part of it. It can be an abstract piece of work or worked into a recognizable shape.
Origination of the tribal tattooing came from the concept that all members of a particular tribal group were all tattooed. It was a mandatory part of belonging to the tribe and was not an option. Refusing the ritual and participation could have adverse social issues for that tribal member. The tattoo itself was usually administered by a respected highly revered member of the tribe that held a special standing with the tribe.
Different cultures have different believes and rituals
Selecting a tribal design can be a decision usually based on one of two things. With the vast selection available - either through tattoo flash you'll find in your local shop, or choices found on the internet, choosing the one design may be difficult.
Tribal art was once used to identify the different tribes and members of the tribe. One belief at the time was that the symbol had the power to give them protection from evil.
You can find many tribal designs on the web.
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