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Shooting Star Tattoos and Designs


Flame Tattoo Shooting star tattoos are currently one of the most sought after tattoo designs. Their popularity continues to rise because they are attractive and eye catching. The symbolic value of shooting star tattoos is connected to the belief that these types of stars make wishes come true. It is believed that if anyone wishes on a shooting star, his or her wish will be fulfilled. People who choose to ink themselves with shooting star tattoos and designs symbolically carry with them the hope that anything they desire will be availed to them. Typical designs incorporate both large and small stars that reduce in size as the stars reach the bottom of the design. This imagery is often very attractive and nice to look at. The result is a magical tattoo of many stars that are sprinkled all over a particular area of the body or skin. As the stars continue to decrease in size, they appear to be little trinkets that manage to cover a substantial area without being too overwhelming. This symbol of good luck is both appealing and meaningful. Some men may shy away from shooting star tattoos and designs but the reality is that this particular type of tattoo is appropriate for both men and women.

These types of tattoos symbolize good luck, success, and wishes for good things in life. they also represent the concept of grabbing opportunities when they arise. The fleeting moment of a shooting star means that the precious moment should not be allowed to slip away. Shooting stars are also commonly referred to as falling stars. Falling star tattoos have become more common and they are highly recommended for people who want to make a statement without being too over the top. They are an opportunity for people to express how they feel and give other people an idea of whom they are and what they feel about life. This is why it always important to choose tattoo designs that one will be comfortable with for a long time. Shooting star tattoos and designs are amazing art forms and a skilled artist can bring out the wonder of these stars on a person's skin. A tattoo is an investment in body art that can either be for public viewing or personal pleasure and reflection.

Flame Tattoo There are many types of shooting star tattoo designs and these are based on personal tastes and preferences that determine what the tattoo will eventually look like. With imagination and creativity, shooting star designs can be incorporated into other shapes for people who want to steer away from more conventional tattoo designs. The popular design constitutes the image of stars of different sizes spreading across the design to provide the feeling of stars shooting away. Ideally, this should be the standard image but to make it more unique, other images can surround the design. These images include flame tattoo deigns and pictures of the moon that can beautifully frame the stars. The aesthetic composition of shooting star tattoos is a key reason why more and more people are choosing to ink this particular design on different parts of their bodies. The design has a cultural or spiritual significance to some people but for others, the undeniable beauty of the tattoo is enough to convince them to try it out. Famous celebrities have not been left out of the trend and there is a high demand for shooting star tattoos in the entertainment industry. This also inspires many young people and young people at heart to choose the design.

The typical presentation of shooting star tattoo designs is a large star that provides the point of focus. Numerous small stars that continue to decrease in size as they gradually move away from the large star in a trail surround this large star. The design is usually done in black ink but the use of bright, varied colors is also recommended. Women especially like to use bright colors on their star tattoos. They also add more magic to the design by placing other images aside from the small stars. Standard designs provide a basis or backdrop for what the tattoo can look like but a tattoo artist can add something extra to make the tattoo completely unique. A key advantage of shooting star tattoos is that they are simple and easy for skilled artists to create. Creativity is essential during the process and it is important for the artist to have a clear understanding of the type of tattoo that a person wants. To gather ideas regarding the best styles for shooting tattoos and designs, it is a good idea to go through an online gallery of designs that can serve as a guide. This will ensure that there will be no disappointment or regret after the tattoo is completed.

Flame Tattoo The popular or preferred parts of the body where shooting star tattoos are commonly placed are the stomach, ankle, nape of the neck, shoulder, and arm. Many people are placing the tattoo on their abdomen but this more of a personal choice than a fad. The tattoo can actually be placed anywhere, depending on a particular individual's style and affinity for pain. This is because certain parts of the body are more painful to tattoo than others. The placement of the tattoo design also depends on how visible a person would like the tattoo to be. If the tattoo is supposed to be seen regularly, the neck is a good option. The back would be a discrete option for people who rarely or v=never expose their backs. A single star is ideal for the ankle or shoulder. A group of stars looks good when placed on the shoulder or along the abdomen area as a delicate trail of stars. Stars with bright flames are very striking and aesthetically pleasing. The brighter the flame the better. Comets also work well with shooting star tattoos and designs. The stars can be black, colorful or simply outlines. These celestial bodies have long been popularly depicted in art. With tattoos being the next frontier of the art world for many people, there is no wonder that this is a favored type of tattoo today. Whatever meaning or whether there is a meaning or not to a person's shooting star tattoo, it is sure to be attractive and not something likely to be regretted later. ( By Jonathan S Harris )