2010

Amazing Japanese Tattoos With Image Japanese Yakuza Tattoo Designs Especially Japanese Yakuza Full Body Tattoo Picture Gallery

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Permanent Updates

Here are the updates from PERMANENT @ Infusion which took place on 2nd January 2010

We also decided to make it the Official Chicken's Day - HAHA !!

Our Mascot - The Screaming Chicken !!

Dave and...Oh well

Kim and Tiffany fondling with our Mascot...

Our walk-in customer

Photography by SushiKin

We are proud to brag that, Immortal Tattoos, was the only booth in this event who had a walk-In customer !!

I would like to thank everyone who made this event possible. Love ya'all !!

Gemini Zodiac Sign Tattoos: Legendary Representation in Body Art

From the instant mankind first attached dots among stars to figure figures, then called constellations by names that turned in myths, the zodiac signs have been a basis of attraction for individuals across the ages. There is an influential attraction to the idea that the heavens have several bearing on our actions, personalities, and even every day activities. That’s why it is no secrecy why zodiac symbols are one of the most sought subsequent to tattoo designs nowadays.

Tattoo Spotlight: Hunter S. Thompson

Hunter S. Thompson is perhaps best known among the general public for three things: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, his legendary drug use, and (sadly) to a lesser extent, Gonzo Journalism, even though the latter is truly his greatest contribution to the literary world.

It comes as no surprise to those familiar with his work and his life that he has also become the subject of a number of interesting tattoos.

Pink Ribbon Tattoos - A New Badge of Courage

Pink Ribbon

Symbolic ribbons are everywhere - cars sport yellow ribbons to support our troops, red ribbons stand for AIDS awareness, and the pink ribbon is the symbol of breast cancer survival. Some cancer survivors have taken the pink ribbon to a new level by getting a tattoo of the ribbon as a symbol of their battle with cancer, or as an emblem of support for a loved one who is fighting that battle.

The most simple emblem of breast cancer survival is the plain pink ribbon tattoo. This woman chose the top of her foot for hers. Plain and straightforward, this small tattoo sends a strong message.

Tattoo Trend: English Tattoos Gaining Popularity in China

Tattoos featuring Chinese or Japanese characters have been popular long enough in America to become nearly as trite as the tramp stamp. Some recent news articles have been reporting that a similar trend is emerging in China, where English language tattoos are enjoying a new surge in popularity.

While tattoos have been a part of Chinese culture for millenia, tattoo parlors have been mostly taboo under the Communist regime. Nevertheless, tattoo parlors have been popping up in China in recent years, and although their legality may be questionable they are slowly finding their place in modern China. Even though tattoos still bear the stigma of criminal association, more and more younger people are becoming interested in tattoos because many of their favorite Western sports and celebrity figures are tattooed.

What is most surprising of all is the latest trend that Chinese tattoo artists are reporting. Tattoo parlors are seeing more and more clients seeking tattoos in the English language. Not surprisingly, it is the younger crowd that seeks the English language and Western-influenced tattoos, while older clients prefer to stick to traditional themes like tigers and dragons.

The attraction to English language tattoos is easy to understand. In the Western world, a good Kanji tattoo has an air of the exotic. To the Eastern world, an English language tattoo can present the same mystique.

Celeb Tattoos: Angelina Jolie

Tattoo’s have been a fashion accessory for most stars in Hollywood, as well as a way to express their feelings and ideas. But if there’s one star who’s known for her tattoos, that would be Brad Pitt’s other half, Angelina Jolie.

Angelina became famous for her self-expression through her tattoos, particularly the one she had on her upper left arm, saying “Billy Bob Forever” (after ex-hubby Billy Bob Thornton). She had that tattoo erased though, and it was replaced by latitude-longitude details of her children’s birthplaces. Aside from this, the actresss has a few more tattoos around her body, including a black cross, a dragon, a bengal tiger, a Buddhist Pali incarnation script, and a lot more. How does Jolie then describe herself with all these printed on her skin? “‘I’m just a punk kid with tattoos.”