Finger Tattoos

Ever thought about having a finger tattoo?

Sometimes subtle, sometimes not, but definitely different...

Wedding band tattoos are becoming a popular trend and demand for designs is high.

Check out Ring Finger Tattoos for some great ideas.

The Chinese Chop

Chinese stamp tattoos have seen a rise in popularity in recent times and are a good choice for something unique as a tattoo. The stamp tattoo is derived from the ancient Chinese tradition of the Chinese "chop", which is the practice of stamping a seal on legal papers or documents, and still a regular practice today.

Visit The Chinese Chop to get more info on Chinese seals and maybe a few ideas for a cool Chinese tattoo.

Custom Chinese Tattoos

If you are looking for a unique custom Chinese tattoo design, then look no further...
Expertly translated to beautiful Chinese symbols and ancient scripts...
Choose from dozens of calligraphy styles...
Cursive script/grass script, buddhist scripture,stamp tattoos and many more...

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An informative article discussing different ways of creating a unique Chinese tattoo.

Chinese Writing Tattoos - How to Make Chinese Writing Tattoos Unique

Seal script is widely acknowledged to be one of the oldest Chinese writing scripts. Still in use today, but only used for seals or "chops" as they are better known, on important documentation.

Try Chinese Writing Tattoos for info on seal scripts.

Chinese Writing Tattoos

Most, if not all Chinese writing, has its origins in calligraphy. The mystique and allure of ancient writing systems adds to the attraction of a Chinese tattoo. Many people looking for a Chinese tattoo are often unaware of the many scripts and styles that make up the Chinese language.

Take a look at Chinese Writing Tattoos and discover some of the choices available.

Make Your Own Tattoo

Have you ever thought about creating your own tattoo design?
These days it is really simple to do using online tattoo design software.
You can pick two, three or more designs and combine them to make your very own unique tattoo!

Visit Make Your Own Tattoo for more info.

Believe

Another popular translation that is often incorporated with a name or phrase.

Get this word incorporated into your own phrase.

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Chinese Flower Tattoo Meanings - The Chrysanthemum

The Chrysanthemum signifies a life of ease. Symbolises Yang energy, and attracts good luck in the home.

A popular tattoo which can take many forms.

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Chinese Symbol For Loyalty

Chinese Symbol for Survivor

A much asked for translation, it can be incorporated with names etc.

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Chinese Tattoo Stencils

Once you have chosen your Chinese tattoo design you will need to get a good stencil outline for your tattoo artist. If you have a phrase or saying in mind why not get an expert to translate for you and get a profesional stencil done at the same time?

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Chinese Symbol For Son

Chinese Tattoo Scripts

Here are a couple of examples of the same symbol in two different designs.

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where there are many more styles to choose from.

Karma

What goes around comes around...for some reason this is one of my favorite symbols.
It does look really good tattooed using the old Chinese grass script.

Eternity

The symbols for eternity are a popular character translation, unfortunately for some reason the second character is often missing the third stroke. Above is the correct translation.

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Inner Strength

All Chinese characters, proverbs, sayings and words of your own choosing are available in a choice of different scripts and colours.

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Strength

A simple but elegant tattoo. The simplicity of the first character in direct contrast to the second.

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Luck

Here is the Chinese Translation for luck. I decided to post this one today because I won 25 bucks on a lotto scratch card! :)

Did you know that to read an average Chinese newspaper you would have to know at least 3000 characters?! If you wanted to read technical or scientific papers you would have to know upwards of 6000!

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Freedom

I saw an exellent tattoo of this Chinese character on a girls wrist. It was tattooed in a script style, and wrapped horizontally, so having the option to be covered by a watch, jewellery etc.

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Guardian Angel

Guardian Angel

This article has been floating around for a while, but I thought I would post it here as an example of poor Chinese tattoo translation...

A teenage girl who had her lover's nickname tattooed onto her stomach found out months after they split up that it actually said "supermarket".
Joanne Raine, 19, from Firthmoor in Darlington, discovered the mistake after she walked into a Chinese takeaway to find out what the tattoo symbols really meant.

The tattoo was inked onto Joanne's skin in March 2005, six months after she started going out with Andrew Blenche. Joanne wanted the tattoo to say "Roo", Andrew's nickname. She went to Skindeep Tattoo Parlour in High Northgate Darlington and choose a capital "r" and "o" followed by a lower case "o".

After handing over £80, the tattoo was completed. Unfortunately, after visiting a chinese takeaway for clarification over the meaning, the counter assistant broke the bad news. "I was embarrassed. My friends have been laughing at me. I cannot cover it up and it costs too much to get it removed," Joanne stated.

Skindeep was unavailable for comment yesterday.

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Chinese Translation Of "Forever In My Heart"

Forever In My Heart

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Lost In Translation...

We have all heard of disastrous Chinese Tattoo Translation...don't fall victim to the some of the sketchy and sometimes terrible translations. Check back regularly for 100% positive Chinese translation.

Chinese Tattoo Translation



Soulmate

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The Complexities Of Chinese Tattoo Translation

In Chinese language, spoken words consist of one, two and often three or more syllables. Each syllable is written with a separate character. Each character has it's own meaning, although many are used only in combination with other characters.

All characters use the same amount of space, no matter how complex they are. There is no space between characters and the characters which make up multi-syllable words are not grouped together, so when reading Chinese, you not only have to work out what the characters mean and how to pronounce them, but also which characters belong together!

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