What Tattoo Should You Get?

There are good tattoos, and there are bad tattoos. But they're all permanent. So think first: What tattoo should you get?

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What Tattoo Should You Get?

You got: A Tribal Design Tattoo

The original tattoo, tribal designs, like those of the Maori of New Zealand, were sacred markers of identity. Warriors embellished their skin with tribal art to signify who they fought for, and to project their strength and confidence in battle.

You got: A Flower Tattoo

Flowers attract us with their delicate beauty and capture the mystery of life in their intricate patterns and the essence of youth and virility in their vibrant colors. Some of nature's most breathtaking creations, they have been the basis of tattoo art for millennia.

You got: A Skull Tattoo

Bold and powerful but deeply meaningful, skulls are the ultimate symbol of our mortality. Pirates used skull imagery to declare their opposition to the natural order of things, their unwillingness to be limited by anyone's rules or expectations.

You got: A Chinese Character Tattoo

Simple. Subtle. Beautiful. Legend has it the day Cangjie invented his alphabet, inspired by the veins of a tortoise, people heard ghosts wailing and crops falling from the sky like rain. These 3000 year-old symbols are a beautiful way to express ancient wisdom.

You got: A Tattoo of Wings

The ability to fly, to escape any trap, to transcend all struggles, is one of the great dreams of mankind. Wings proclaim your freedom to rise above any circumstances, to live above the fray, and to ascend to a higher spiritual plane.

You got: A Dragon Tattoo

In Chinese culture, the dragon represents the highest spiritual power, the infinite supernatural, the Divine power of transformation. Known as the "Celestial Stag," dragon body art proclaims your transcendent power with elegant beauty.

You got: A Crown Tattoo

The symbol of ultimate power, the crown demands respect for its owner. It takes a bold confidence to announce yourself as royalty, and, when it's revealed, you'll be quickly recognized as a force to be reckoned with in any situation.

You got: A Butterfly Tattoo

Not only is the butterfly a beautiful and mysterious creature, it symbolizes our dynamic ability to transform into unrecognizable new versions of ourselves. As we pass through the various phases of life, the butterfly reminds us of the beauty the future holds for us.

You got: A Bird Tattoo

Delicate and vulnerable creatures, birds also have the power of personal flight that still eludes man. The flowers of the animal kingdom, birds use their beautiful plumage to attract, but still have the power to escape at the tip of their wings.

You got: A UPC Code Tattoo

You are not your cell phone. You are not your ability to lend and borrow money. You are not your dry cleaning. You are a human with a mind that cannot be bought and sold. Your UPC code declares your independence from the matrix, and the power of irony to deliver complex meaning.

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