Frog Tattoos

Frog Tattoos - Frogs are another popular animal tattoo. They are the symbols of:LifeFertilityHarmonyLicentiousnessMany Christians, these days, are getting frogs tattooed on their body because of the anacronym : Forever Rely On God.Frog TattoosFrog Tattoos

Dog Tattoos

One may get a tattoo of a dog for various reasons. But, most of the time dog tattoos are a memorial for a beloved pet who has passed on. Some breeds represent different characteristics that the person may want to have. Some breeds may represent a reputation that one would like.For example, an APBT advocate may get a tattoo of the breed as a sign of loyalty, strength, and courage, but one who

Horse Tattoos

Horses aren't as popular as other animal tattoos, but they are gorgeous none-the-less. Horses are symbols of:GracefulnessBeautyIntelligenceFree spiritedIndependenceHorse TattoosHorse Tattoos

Tiger Tattoos

Tigers are not only beautiful in the fur, but on skin as well. They tend to be a symbol of:StrengthPowerMedicineHealingWarriorTigers, in the Chinese culture are seen as an earth symbol and an equal rival to the dragon. In modern literature, the tiger is seen as menacing and fearful. You will find some cute and cuddly tigers, such as Tigger from "Winnie The Pooh", Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes

Snake Tattoos

Snakes can symbolize various things, which is why they tend to make a popular tattoo.Deadly or dangerousMedicineHealingPowerWhen seen eating it's own tail in a clockwise direction (head to tail), snakes are seen as one's own life or rebirth. Many civilizations worship snakes. You can find cobra wrapped around the neck of Shiva and Vishnu; temples are found with snakes. Indian cultures pray to the

The Rocks Brahma Bull Tattoo

Dwayne has two tatoos, one on his right arm of a Brahma Bull that represents his sign of the zodiac which is Taurus the Bull and also he has an affinity for bulls. His next tattoo extends from his left shoulder, shoulder blade, and midway his left arm. It is a Polynesian tattoo (basically Marquesan) that he had done in Hawaii sometime in February of 2003 by Po'oino Yrondi - a famous Tahitian