There Is A Story Behind Each Tattoo (19 pics)
“I asked the artist to draw something that represented my sensitivity... I know that my dog will die, but I will always carry it with me! And I also love the signature with the red dot. It makes everything unique.”
“Tea is very important at my Grandma’s house and everyone has an assigned teacup with a particular pattern. Mine is ‘Brigadoon’ Scottish Thistle. I’ve had tea from that cup my entire life, every time I visited my grandma. Today I got the pattern tattooed as a band on my arm.”
“My favorite tattoo, always. A realistic portrait of my dogs paw. Forever, and always my heartbeat at my feet.”
“A recreation of my grandpa’s 50 year old tattoo.”
“My father passed away almost 2 months ago. Today is his birthday and he always wanted us to have matching tattoos.”
“Tattooed some new brows on a client with alopecia!” (a condition in which hair is lost from some or all areas of the body)
“Got this tattoo in memory of my best friend growing up. He was an amazing pup/extra parent. And I still miss him every day.”
“A tattoo for my sister and I. Us against the universe.”
“Decided to get my first tattoo on my 23rd! A lot of people don’t even know I have hearing issues until I tell them, so this is just a helpful reminder.”
“Just got my very first tattoo today! 4 birds in memory of my 4 babies. (3 miscarriages and a stillborn)”
“Single needle silhouette tattoo of my grandpa who passed away in July of this year.”
“I was really excited to get this last year. Now it’s kind of bittersweet, RIP.”
“We’re getting matching tattoos for all the trips we take together- it rained all week for this one.”
"A family picture for ever."
"The love of a grandmother for her grandkids in one picture."
“My little red badge of courage while taking care of my mom in the hospital.”
“Got this portrait done yesterday of my dog who passed away 3 years ago."
“My mother always had beautiful handwriting and wrote this at the end of every single card and letter. She passed in October.”
Bonus: "Even at 62, Madonna was not afraid to get her first tattoo with a special meaning: the initials of her 6 children."
