The best thing about this kind of tattoo is that there is less chance of you having the same tattoo as anyone else because you can pretty much come up with your own saying. This gives you the appearance of a lettering tattoo but makes it less obvious, especially if you're getting a personal sentiment inked. Once you've decided what fancy lettering you want tattooed on you, you'll need to decide on a font. Commonly-used fonts include script or cursive, Old English, Gothic, tribal, Roman and graffiti style. You will also need to choose font size and color, and decide if you want just text or something around it. The word 'jasmine' originates from the Arabic word Yasmin, which means 'gift from God'.
While getting word tattoos it is important that the tattoo artist's skill allow him to follow the natural line of the body part where you are getting the tattoo. It is always better to opt for small print tattoos and experiment with different tattoo lettering fonts. The size of the tattoo will always depend on the font that you use as the gaps between the alphabets, etc. It is important that you make the right choice where tattoo placement is concerned. A single word design for girls and women look great on their nape and on the small of their back. The popularity of tattoo lettering and single word tattoos reached new heights with author Shelley Jackson's unique project which was launched in 2004.
However, words were typically used as an embellishment to the main course so to speak. In other words (pun intended) the graphic artwork of the tattoo design always took the center stage in the past. Other than those two usually the words were simply to convey the meaning of the picture or the design of the tattoo and the words were never really thought of as the design itself. However, over the last two or so years this has really changed and now literary tattoos that feature fancy scripts, cursive writing and beautifully embellished fonts are the main part of the design. We have all seen the mass of celebrities getting the now famous under wrist tattoo.
It is the irish word for big and I know it has been used but think that its origins are completely different. Now on a personal note can anybody tell me why they would get a tattoo of something that means nothing to them. Hello to you all i am looking for a while now a correct SCOTTISH GAELIC translation for a few words. I wanted to know if anyone could translate the word 'eternal' into irish gaelic for me. actually, scottish gaelic would be fine too, as long as i knew which it was.