How to Create Your Own Designer Tattoo Online
July 25, 2007 by
If you're thinking about getting a permanent tattoo, you no longer have to depending on the works of a tattoo artist to find the ultimate design. Even if you're not artistically inclined, there are a variety of resources available on the web that allow you to
design your own tattoo. All you need to do is select a basic outline and design, add some colors, make some modifications, and then print it off. The tattoo artist can then copy the design directly from the blueprint, and you'll be left with a customized design to call your very own. Here's how to get started on designing your tattoo online:
Step One for Your Designer Tattoo: Pick key symbols or logos as a starting point.
There are millions of tattoo designs to choose from, and you can get lost in the sea of artistic creations if you spend too much time browsing through books and catalogues. Think about what you want the tattoo to symbolize; will it be a favorite quote, unique symbol, or just your initials? What type of lettering best exemplifies your message?
Step Two for Your Designer Tattoo: Find the most popular and unique designs. . .online
After you've narrowed down your basic idea, jump online to sites such as Phat-Tattoos that give show you the statistics of various tattoo designs. This list is basically a stats page of the most popular tattoos based on Google searches. You'll find a comprehensive listing here, and each link goes to a Google search page where you can then narrow down your selection even further-tribal tattoos seem to make the top list.
Step Three for Your Designer Tattoo: Review Tattoo Flash Art
This is what most tattoo artists work with, and usually modify these basic styels and designs in some way to create their own. You can look at downloadable tattoo flash art sites for inspiration, and start customizing your own from there. Tattoodles is a popular one, and CreateATattoo allows you to make modifications directly on the site, step by step.
Step Four for Your Designer Tattoo: Browse the online tattoo galleries for purchase and printing
Step One for Your Designer Tattoo: Pick key symbols or logos as a starting point.
There are millions of tattoo designs to choose from, and you can get lost in the sea of artistic creations if you spend too much time browsing through books and catalogues. Think about what you want the tattoo to symbolize; will it be a favorite quote, unique symbol, or just your initials? What type of lettering best exemplifies your message?
Step Two for Your Designer Tattoo: Find the most popular and unique designs. . .online
After you've narrowed down your basic idea, jump online to sites such as Phat-Tattoos that give show you the statistics of various tattoo designs. This list is basically a stats page of the most popular tattoos based on Google searches. You'll find a comprehensive listing here, and each link goes to a Google search page where you can then narrow down your selection even further-tribal tattoos seem to make the top list.
Step Three for Your Designer Tattoo: Review Tattoo Flash Art
This is what most tattoo artists work with, and usually modify these basic styels and designs in some way to create their own. You can look at downloadable tattoo flash art sites for inspiration, and start customizing your own from there. Tattoodles is a popular one, and CreateATattoo allows you to make modifications directly on the site, step by step.
Step Four for Your Designer Tattoo: Browse the online tattoo galleries for purchase and printing
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