Star Tattoos For Girls
This article focuses of star tattoos for girls. If you are looking for information and advice about star tattoo designs for men, please visit the Star Tattoos For Men page.
Star tattoos are one of the most popular tattoo designs among girls. Star tattoos are incredibly flexible in terms of colour size and placement, and also hold deep significance to the lives of many women. Their flexibility in terms of size, colour and placement make also them an incredibly popular choice for girls looking to ink their first tattoo.
Star symbols of varying design styles have a variety of associated cultural and religious meanings among diverse groups of people across the globe. The nautical star is a classic tattoo design popularised by sailors who were some of the first westerners to “discover” tattooing among tribal societies on islands in the Pacific Ocean (see Tattoo History for more information). The stars in the night sky were incredibly important to sailors, who used them to navigate across the oceans of the world. Tattooing stars therefore became commonplace among sailors as a symbol of good luck and safe passage to their intended destination. Nowadays many girls ink nautical star tattoos as a more general symbol of a safe journey of discovery through the life.
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Many girls choose to ink pentagram star designs which have a variety of spiritual and religious meanings. The pentagram is a five pointed star drawn with straight lines, and is a very ancient symbol. This pentagram star is a prominent symbol of faith in many religions including Judaism, Christianity, and Mormonism, and is also commonly used in Paganism, Taoism, and among Freemasons. The associated meaning and spiritual significance differs from group to group, but is often a positive symbol of faith and protection from evil.
Over recent decades, scientific progress has increased our understanding of what stars really are, and the picture that has emerged is truly amazing and awe inspiring. Stars are huge chemical factories where elements fuse to become new elements that differ from the originals in their chemical composition. For example molecules of hydrogen fuse to become helium. When stars die, they explode, releasing all of the elements out in to the universe. This matter eventually coalesces together, forming planets such as earth. In fact all matter that we see on earth, from rocks to the water that makes up the sea, as well as the matter that makes up plants and animals, was created inside a star. This is obviously an amazing realisation, and forms the basis for many girls decision to choose star tattoos over other popular design styles.
Many novel star design styles have appeared over more recent years, often inked in a variety of striking colours. Of these more recent additions, shooting stars have become particularly popular. Many women also choose to ink multiple stars, or incorporate stars into more complex designs that include various images and iconography.
Stars tattoos are one of the most flexible design styles available to girls. They can be any size and colour, and can be inked anywhere on the body. Popular star tattoo locations for girls include the wrist, arm, ankle and foot. The neck is another popular option. I strongly recommend that you visit the Tattoo Body Areas section of this website for detailed information about all of the areas of the body that are commonly tattooed. Take your time to choose a location for your new tattoo, don’t make the same mistake that Kimberley Vlaeminck made when she hastily had 56 stars tattooed on her face (she now claims that it was done against her will while she was asleep in the tattoo shop).
The fact that star tattoos can be small, located anywhere on the body, and inked in any colour makes them incredibly popular with girls getting their first tattoo. Small tattoos are quick to ink, meaning that the pain is endured for a shorter period of time. Also, smaller designs that can be tattooed quickly are also relatively inexpensive. Small star tattoos really are a great way for newbie girls to get a really meaningful design inked in the colour of their choice, in a location of their choice, without getting in over their heads.
If after reading this article you feel that a star tattoo may be the ideal design for you, I recommend that you acquire as many top quality pieces of star tattoo art as possible. The best places to look for designs are in collections held by tattoo shops, tattoo design books, and in online galleries. My preferred way of finding designs is to sign up with a good online tattoo gallery. High quality online galleries typically have thousands of top quality designs in a wide variety of styles, and designs can be browsed in your own time from the comfort of home. Using a subscription gallery saves hours of time that many girls waste trawling through search engine results looking at poor quality free designs. For star tattoos, I highly recommend the Chopper Tattoo online design gallery. I feel that for the small membership fee, members really do get a lot of value. When you consider how much a new tattoo costs, and the terrible consequences of inking a poor quality design that you grow to loathe, it really is worth the few dollars it costs to join. For an in depth review of all the benefits of membership to the Chopper Tattoo design gallery, please visit the Chopper Tattoo Review page. If you prefer to visit the site directly, you can do so by clicking This Link.
I highly recommend that you take your time choosing a selection of designs that you truly love. I also advocate consulting with tattoo artists about your ideas, showing them your favourite designs and asking for their opinions. Never rush your decision, tattoos are permanent and it is vital to ink a design that you will love for the rest of your days. As we like to say here at Premium Tattoo Designs, “Think Before You Ink”. If you are not sure, stop and think about it some more, and consider looking at some more designs from another source.
If you are new to tattooing please take a look at the information provided in the Tattoo Info section. The Tattoo Info section is packed full of good advice for correctly planning a new tattoo, including selecting a design, body area and tattoo artist, as well as important safety considerations, aftercare guidelines and much more.
