World of Warcraft Tattoos

well, after being down for over 6 months – with some server issues, and data loss ( tut tut – back up, back up I know, we are finally back up and running..

Over the coming days/weeks/ months – I will be be re adding all the old tattoos, and hunting out the new . please feel free to email us your picks via the contact us page.

So to kick of with our first find – we head over to gamergirls.de where are first tattoo can be found.

Now, for me Horde FTW! but i know alot of wow’ers have toons in both side of the war, so I can see how this tattoo has come to light, but personally – might be a bit over the top for me.

The artwork is amazing and the attention to the detail is flawless from what we can see in the image.

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Warcraft Succubus Tattoo

Again on the stumbles around the net, came across this one, there is zero information on who the tattooist was , or the person that is wearing this one.

But as always – we will add them here – and hope the person claims to be the owner.

When I see this wow tattoo -all i can his is that whipping noise LOL

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WoW Tattoo – Orlando

This is my first and only Tattoo. It was done by Ower at the Orlando Tattoo Company.
I spent about seven hours under the needle total, or nine hours including breaks.
$777 after tip.
Ancestors watch over you.

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Alliance Crest

People get tattoos of various things for various reasons. Regardless of the fact that World of Warcraft may not be “popular” in the next few years means little to me. I decided to get WoW Ink because it has encouraged the growth of my imagination, brought to life a dying fantasy genre, and the game itself has given me many fond memories of taking down dragons with my friends in real life and in game. I may forever be dubbed as a geek, but, that’s not exactly a bad thing!

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Ritual Tattoos

If you take a close look at the history of Tattoos you will get to know that the word tattoo derives from the word used on Tahiti – Tatau. Which was referring to the old ritual body decoration used by the indigenous peoples on Tahiti. The strongest and most fearless warriors from the Samoan tribes that used to live on those lands had the privilege to tattoo their body each time they succeed to defeat their enemy in battle. The legend says that after killing his enemy Samoan warrior was draining his soul and strength that furder was imbued in to the tattoo inked on the victorious body. Such tattoos except of its mysterious meaning also had a unique and fascinating designs. Thats why the tribal tattoos are one of the most popular modern tattoo designs for man. Another and probably one of the most interesting ritual tattoo designs can be find In Thailand. Somewhere deep in the country there are several temples a holy places where Thai monks are contemplating and cultivating the ancient traditions. Back in the history most of the Thai warriors where tattooed their bodies with the protective symbols that suppose to drove the evil spirits away and shield them from their enemies. Such powerful markings could been drafted only by the Buddhist monks that lives in the Wat Bang Phra temple. Only the most gifted from the monks can be delegated and trained as a sacred markings tattooist. Even this days a lot of people from all over the world arrives to the Thailand to ask one of the master tattooist to ink the protective symbols on their bodies.

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Scorpion Tattoos

Scorpion tattoos are very popular male tattoos. As everyone know scorpion is a small predatory animal that has a long tail ended with sting. It has a very poisonous venom and some of the species can kill a human. Never the less the scorpion design represents power and determination. Thats why scorpion tattoos are usually wear by man’s. Those animals can be very versatile and found in every type of habitat they also also extremely resilient. If you have very strong character and your spirit cannot be broken easy you should think about getting a scorpion tattoo and I’m sure that it will suits you best.

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Frankenstien Tattoo

A tattoo of a fictional character that first appeared in Mary Shelley’s novel, Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus. In the novel, the creature has no name—a symbol of his parentlessness and lack of human sense of self and identity. He does call himself, when speaking to his creator, Victor Frankenstein, the “Adam of your labors”.

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Alphabet Tattoo

Can’t seem to comprehend the message of this tattoo. The effect is so cool and the way it was designed. This is just a simple alphabets with a font uniquely arranged gave an amazing result.

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The Great Art

I can’t really seem to get the meaning of this tattoo, but the combination and arrangement of colors are very catching and attractive. Some representations are leaves, flames and probably waves. Whatever it symbolizes, it really gives a great impression.

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Zeus Tattoo

Greek mythology is the king of the gods, the ruler of Mount Olympus, and the god of the sky and thunder. His symbols are the thunderbolt, eagle, bull and the oak. In addition to his Indo-European inheritance, the classical “cloud-gatherer” Zeus also derives certain iconographic traits from the cultures of the ancient Near East, such as the scepter.

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Fairy Tattoo Meaning

The use of supernatural beings, who often meddle in human affairs in fairy tales, has created a genre of story-telling that is rich in symbolism and that lays bare the psychological and social challenges as we pass through the stages of childhood to adulthood.

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Unicorn Tattoo

The Unicorn was a popular tattoo in the late sixties and through the seventies, no doubt in part to its symbolic representation of a Utopian world of peace, magic and spiritual mysticism, where all things are possible.

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Che Guevara Tattoo

An Argentine Marxist revolutionary, politician, author, physician, military theorist, and guerrilla leader. This stylized image became an ubiquitous countercultural symbol worldwide after his death.

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The Body Suit

A body suit or full body suit is an extensive tattoo, usually of a similar pattern, style or theme that covers the entire torso or the entire body. Such suits are of significant cultural meaning in some traditional cultures, representing a rite of passage, marriage or a social designation.

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Full Body Tattoo

Getting a full body tattoo takes a level of commitment few people are willing to give. Also called a body suit, many people refer to individuals with this much body art as “freaks.” Getting your own body suit is mostly a matter of lots of time and lots of money.

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Chinese Tattoo Characters

Chinese tattoos consist mainly of Chinese characters. Such characters have pictorial and phonetic implications. Since calligraphy is considered one of the highest forms of Chinese art, Chinese tattoos embody abstract, graceful, balanced, playful and other unique styles. Soccer superstar David Beckham is an avid fan of Chinese tattoos. In fact, he has a tattoo of a Chinese proverb on his left torso.

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Youthful Innocence With Fairy Tattoo

Fairies rule the world of fantasy that goes way back to the history of myths and folklores. Other than their gorgeous outfits, they are cloaked with mystery and excitement. In literature, fairies resemble human wishes and desires. Above all, fairy tattoo speaks of youthful innocence and imagination.

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Mysterious And Legendary Dragon Tattoo

It is believed that dragon is revered by many because it protects the gods and holds up the heavens. That’s why an increasing number of people are asking for Dragon Tattoo; a symbol of mystery and legend, worthy of fear and worship. When people have this tattoo they want to be seen as someone who should be feared and respected, usually giving out a message about themselves rather than the dragon. A dragon that goes down and round the arm’s length of a man or a dragon right across their backs might be saying something different about this powerful mythical beast but a small dragon at the bottom of a woman’s back may not make much impact.

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Great Designs for a Cool Tattoo

Each and every one of us is always on the look out for great deals of Cool designs for a tattoo. Cool Tattoo designs are normally made by a professional tattoo artist. You should always triple check the quality of a tattoo with cool designs before you decide to have it done.

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Beauty and Pure Love of a Rose Tattoo

Rose Tattoo design is a symbol of beauty and pure love. A tattoo of a rose with prominent thorns reminds us that beauty does not come without sacrifice and that caution must be exercised. The prick of a thorn draw blood meaning love is not without risk; ecstasy does not come without its share of agony.

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