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Wrist Tattoo Ideas
There are a number of ideas which can make your wrist tattoo stand out from the rest. Tattoos made on the inner wrist are very popular, as they are not always visible. There are people who are of the opinion that inner wrist tattoos are more interesting as compared to other wrist tattoos. On the other hand, tattoos on the top of the wrist are more visible and this tattoo design can extend onto the arm or over the hand. The size of the tattoo can either be small or large. Wristband or bracelet tattoos on wrist is the third variety of wrist tattoo. This tattoo encircles the entire wrist or follows the curves of the top and side of the wrist. Wristband tattoos are similar to armband tattoo designs.
If you want a wrist tattoo, you have three basic options: a wraparound tattoo that encompasses your wrist, a single image inked on the inside of your wrist, or a word or phrase special to you. All can be sexy in different ways.
Wraparound tattoos are great ways to add flair and visual interest to your wrist. This works best with a flowing design that easily extends across your wrist and doubles back on itself. Some examples are flames, barbed wire, and vines. Even a sentence or phrase in Sanskrit or some other cursive font can form a band around your wrist.
Many people agree that a single image is the sexiest option, because a small image in a suggestive place like the sensitive inner wrist is very beautiful. Some examples of wrist designs are a star or a Kanji character with a special meaning. Many female celebrities opt for this type of tattoo, perhaps because of its suggestive appeal.
Word tattoos are the ultimate twist on the silicone “awareness” bracelet that became popular in the late 1990s. (Think of the ‘Livestong’ bracelets people wore for cancer awareness.) You can raise awareness for whatever cause or express any belief you’ve got on your wrist – you can literally wear your heart on your sleeve, if you like.
Words are fabulous wrist tattoos. Something short and sweet like “dream” or “breathe” written in cursive are popular choices for many women, and you can get as daring and suggestive as you want with the word. Maybe a phrase from your favorite novel or song, or the initials of a special person in your life, would look great on your wrist.
One advantage to wrist tattoos is that you’ve got two wrists – so why not use them? You could put two related words like “love” and “hate” on each wrist, or you could have a single phrase run from one wrist onto the other. For example, you could ink “What you see” on the right wrist and “is what you get” on the left. Holding your wrists out together makes a powerful statement. Whatever you want to say in life, it’s possible to say it with wrist tattoos.
Sanskrit is undoubtedly beautiful to look at, and it seems to add a deeper spirituality to any tattoo design you incorporate it into. However, there is always a risk to getting a tat in a language that is not your own. If you choose a particular word or phrase to use, be sure to cross check it with more than one translation source to make sure it carries the meaning you want it to. It is possible for an individual website or artist to make a mistake.
Sanskrit tattoos may seem like the latest fad in tattoo design, but this truly isn’t the case. Easter cultures have used this language in their body art for many centuries. It is only now becoming popular in the Western world as multi-culturalism takes hold.
Inner wrist tattoos are a great choice for a hot tattoo design. More and more women are choosing to get such a tattoo for a variety of reasons. If you have been thinking about getting an inner wrist tattoo here are some ideas that might help make your decision a bit easier. Although it is always important to get a tattoo design that you love and not just get it because someone said they were popular. So use the ideas below to help spark your own creative ideas.
Star Tattoos
Star tattoo are always popular for girls. You can get something like nautical star design or a cluster of shooting stars. Either way a star is a symbol of guidance and helping keep a person on track and also remembering to live life to the fullest. Thus is makes a great tattoo with a deep symbolism behind it.
Saying Tattoo
Often people have a saying be it a quote, part of a poem or something that is important and significant to them. To add a little mystery to the words you could always get them done in a foreign language or script such as Latin, Arabic or even Sanskrit.
Ribbon Tattoos
Recently ribbons have become very popular to support a cause that you believe in. Be I breast cancer or autism if you have a cause that you are passionate about one great way to support that cause or someone struggling with such a disease or issue a ribbon tattoo works perfectly on the inner wrist.
Flower Tattoos
Flowers typically are thought of as going all the way around the wrist in a bracelet tattoo design. However a small flower or even a cluster or grouping of flowers can work as an inner wrist tattoo also. For example a hibiscus flower or lotus flower can work really well on the wrist. Flowers are very symbolic and it is important to pick a flower that you are attached to or one that has a symbolic significance behind it that is important to you.
Forbes has released a new list of the most powerful celebrities in the world. Oprah Winfrey reigns as number one; and Lady Gaga has catapulted to the number four spot. Here's the top 10 actors, actresses, musicians, and personalities. These hotshots are huge in Hollywood. See the full list HERE.
1 - Oprah Winfrey: $315 M
2 - Beyonce Knowles: $87 M
3 - James Cameron: $210 M
4 - Lady Gaga: $62 M
5 - Tiger Woods: $105 M
6 - Britney Spears: $64 M
7 - U2: $130 M
8 - Sandra Bullock: $56 M
9 - Johnny Depp: $75 M
10 - Madonna: $58 M
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He graduated from high school sitcoms to the Hollywood A-list and a role as a 3-D supervillain in Despicable Me, but the resolutely down-to-earth Jason Segel remains both freak and geek. He talks to Alex Pappademas about marriage, fame, and Muppets, in the July issue of GQ.
Jason Segel on if he’ll ever get married:
“For me it's much more about meeting the right person. I don't have that thing that women have—'I've gotta be married by the time I'm 33, gotta have a kid by the time I'm 35.’ Let's see where life takes me, you know? If I met the girl, I'd marry her tomorrow.”
...on being famous and having bus loads of tourists yell at him:
“I think it's hilarious. And I think our group, the Judd Apatow circle—our ‘thing’ is that we're normal dudes. All our movies are just us kind of sitting around smoking pot and just hanging out, and people tend to treat us like that, like [hey-brah dude voice] ‘Oh, shit, what's up? Can I buy you a shot?’ And we are those dudes. When we started out—when I got Freaks and Geeks, I was like 18, Seth was 16. Judd wasn't who Judd is now. And we would sit around and just wax poetic about how we'd take over Hollywood someday. And then it happened, that's the weird part of it—but I think in our minds, we're still those dudes, sitting around like, ‘We're gonna show 'em all!’”
I’ve attached a photo for your review. Read the full GQ article HERE.
Photo credit: Martin Schoeller/GQ
M.I.A. gets loud in the July issue of GQ, opening up about Sri Lanka, her wedding style, and growing up without her father:
M.I.A. on what she wants to wear to her wedding:
“I’ve always wanted to get married in a white suit,” she says. “I used to work at a Kodak lab in England, cutting photos after they’d come out of the wash, and in one I saw this couple getting married on a beach in white suits, and their kid was there.”
...on growing up without her dad:
“England gave me a free education,” she says, “but my grades suffered because I didn’t have my dad to help me. I’ve paid the price. I’ve had the cause and effect, all that shit. I feel like I don’t have anything to do with my dad.”
...on her childhood in Sri Lanka:
“I lived on a street, a dead-end street. There were like seven or eight houses, and then you turn the corner and there was another seven, eight houses. But my whole family lived on the street. So it was amazing. I grew up with about a hundred of my cousins, playing hide-and-seek all over the village and the temples.”
See the full article here.
Photo credit: Miguel Reveriego/GQ
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