Having decided to get a new tattoo – this time across your lower back – you may find it difficult to find one tattoo design which is specifically designed to be placed in this area. There are never any designs which are created to stretch the span of the lower back, not any that will fit properly and look good anyway. So how can you solve this?

There are two ways in which to chose a design for your lower back tattoo. The first is to look through the tattoo designs carefully, do this with a pen and paper at your side and jot down, or sketch the ones that interest you. You can then sit by yourself and work out how best to make these work together, arranging them into a design that is suitable for your lower back.

If you worry about your artistic talent and having something put permanently on your body that you have create yourself, then you can tell the tattooist what you want, usually for a small additional cost, he will do this for you. Then you can use the design that has been created for you.

Secondly, another alternative is to create an entirely new design for your lower back tattoo. Again, the tattooist can help you with this for an additional fee, but if you can do it yourself or have someone to do it for you the tattooist will be happy to use your own design.

Usually, lower back tattoos will consist of one particular picture in the centre of your back, or many over your lower back, which will be joined in someway, maybe using a tribal pattern, or a series of flowers or something similar. These depend upon your own preferences, for example if you had a fairy or a butterfly in the middle, then you could have flowers spreading towards it across your lower back.

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A rose has been an all time favorite tattoo design of men and women from the past few decades. Its known for its shape, scent and beauty although it mainly stands for love, passion and joy. It surely is a versatile design suited for all.

Men seem to like this design as much as women. This beauty depicts more than just love- chastity, eternity and even empathy. Legends or martyrs, a rose has its own meaning for all.

What’s magical about this supreme flower is – one flower, in many colors, implying a lot of emotions together. While yellow roses signify friendship, white are for spiritual love. Pink roses stand for grace and orange of fascination.

Show off your beautiful shoulders with a long rose stem on your back. It surely is a legendary symbol to decorate your arms or legs. They could also curl around your elbow or waist. Trailing veins of rose heading upwards to your shoulders also look great.

It goes with almost any design, if you are looking at combining two or more designs. How about a design of your choice with rose as the centre of focus, it definitely is a versatile design. For a rustic look you could ink just the outline, just works fine.

They look good on their own or on a sleeping stem, there is no doubt about its credentials. The popular combination is a heart and a rose. Some even consider this a magical symbol with a great charm. How about a skull and rose together, it a whole new world then…

It has never been out of vogue and will never be as long as roses bloom in our gardens. While a rose comes naturally to those in love, a rose tattoo might just bring love into your life. Discover a whole new world of rose tattoos.

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Have you decided to get a tattoo and are looking for a new design, one which you feel will appeal to you and suit your style, your personality? Have you ever been attracted to the sea-faring mythical figure of the Mermaid?

Ever heard of the Sirens? The Sirens were a group of beautiful, alluring women who sat upon the dangerous rocks of the stormy sees. There, they sang out, their voices calling sailors to them. The sailors would attempt to get to the Sirens, and in doing so, would crash their boats against the rocks, having been lured only to their death.

The mermaids that we know, feminine creates with the top half of a woman, and the bottom half of a fish, were Siren-like creatures. In Greek mythology the creation of the mermaids is said to have been a result of the union between the Gods and the sea creatures. That may sound odd, but the Goddess Aphrodite is also said to have been born of the sea, and so, for a sea faring national such as the Greeks, women of the see were seen as symbols of ultimate beauty and erotic love.

Due to its connection to the sea, mermaid tattoo designs are often seen to have been adopted by sailors, rather than being a feminine tattoo. The mermaid tattoo designs often depict a mermaid who sits upon the top of a rocks in the middle of a stormy sea. They will usually have long flowing hair, and wear a bra of sea shells. The sailors have this as a tattoo to link them back to the ocean, even when they are on the land.

In modern culture many of us will remember the depiction of the “Little Mermaid’ from the Disney movies, and so when most women chose to have a mermaid tattoo design, it is usually of the cartoon mermaid, rather than the ancient, mythical figures of the sea.

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