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(non-HD) Chris Patierno came today to get his first tattoo and gave us the opportunity to film his adventure into tattoos. His choice was his last name, done in fine black outline using the colors of the Italian Flag to fill the lettering. Chris did super and we look forward to seeing him again! The lines are perfect and the italian colors look super bright.
This piece is an original piece from the ideas of Chris Patierno, and put together with the help of his artist Henry Lee at BodyIllusions Tattoo Studio in Brantford, Ontario. The tattoo was a great success Chris!
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The Tattoo means “faith” or “my faith” In Gaelic
Colour, music, song, dance and spectacle permeate this 5-minute video recording of the 60th birthday celebrations for the 2010 Diamond Jubilee Tattoo (until 28 August) providing a distinctive flavour of this year’s Castle Esplanade spectacular.
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http://get-tattoo-info.com/go?tattoomenow/ – You know you are proud to be Irish. Let the world know with a celtic tattoo.
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My Celtic Tattoo by MJR Tattoo.I don’t really want to get either but I’m just very curious about what the bible says about tattoos because i know very famous Christian Rappers who got tattoos after they where saved like Lecrae
To answer the question immediately: It’s not a sin to get a tattoo. There is nothing inherently wrong with a tattoo. There is something wrong (very wrong) with idolatry and satanism, both of which can be dangerously intertwined with tattooing. Many of the arguments against tattoos delve into idolatry and satanism, making some odd argument that all tattoos are of this form. Sure, a tattoo can be such things, but the vast majority aren’t. Can a tattoo go the other way, perhaps so far as to be a symbol of one’s faith in God? I say yes!
Edit: The most common verse people point to when discussing tattoos is Leviticus 19:28:
Do not cut your bodies for the dead or put tattoo marks on yourselves. I am the LORD.
–Leviticus 19:28 (NIV)
Here is something else in the same chapter, the verse before:
27 Do not cut the hair at the sides of your head or clip off the edges of your beard.
These were commands to the Levites, and as you can see by reading these all of these Old Covenant commands, they speak very much against idolatry (I would recommend reading all of Leviticus 19). It can be problematic when scripture is quoted out of context or without regard to other scripture, and this is one case where pointing to a single verse has created an inaccurate legalism.
I’m looking to get some sort of italian text tattoo on my side/ribcage horizontally this spring but i just cant find the right text to put there. Any Suggestions?
Do you at least know the topic you’d like? Like sports, love, life, a saying, etc.? Or are you looking for something from poetry or literature?
I want to get a tattoo of two viking axes/hatchets crossed on my back. My last name means axe or hatchet in polish so I wanted this tattoo. I need help looking for something sick looking. I would greatly appreciate it. Just send links or whatever. Thanks
If you want something that looks genuine, go down to a museum and see what they have. If you live near or in London, go down the British Museum, they’re bound to have something. There’s also a really good weaponry exhibition at Manchester Museum.
Also, you should consider looking at British/Anglo-Saxon weaponry. It’s quite similar to the Viking stuff and just as mean looking.