Deandre Jordan Tattoo

17-year-old, DJ inked his first tat ​​in his hometown of Houston and has built on his collection ever since. And even though he wants to delay his tattoo game in the future, there are plans to modify and extend his extensive works. If tattoos tell a story, Jordan is one of devotion, humility and joy - these are analogous to the 6-11 team comedian. Interestingly, because his favorite NBA ink bearer is none other than the Birdman himself, Denver Nuggets forward Chris Andersen. And though DJ has no plans to follow in the neck Tatted the Bird's footprints, his work deserves a light of his own.
"H-Star"
The 'H' is for my hometown of Houston.

"Lion's Head"
The lion was one of my first one when I first began to be tattooed. Strong leaders have a lot of courage and heart, that sort of thing, so I have that one.

"Matthew 5:4-5"
"Blessed are they that mourn for they shall be comforted. Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth. "It's kind of self-explanatory. I mean, I see a lot of writing and stuff, that I can relate to and I'm like, 'Oh, I would get tattooed on me," but I just kind of like them so much that I want to get it.

Alyssa Milano Tattoos

Alyssa  Milano makes all of her tattoos and explains the meaning behind each  one.
Alyssa's left ankle tattoo is an angel with wings holding the cross. also the initials of an ex-flame too.
Alyssa Milano tattoo collection is bound too much religion and the rosary tattoo on right shoulder blade makes this deep devotion. This is a very nicely designed rosary that can be seen with many outfits because of the location.
Of the rosary that can be seen on her right shoulder blade (a proof of her deep devotion.
Alyssa is right only sports a tattoo too. This tattoo is a wraparound chain of roses with red petals and green leaves. A nice addition to the offices of the tattoo on the left leg.

Lindsay Lohans Tattoos

Lindsay  Dee Lohan (born July 2, 1986) is an American actress, model and pop singer.  Lohan started in show business as a child fashion model for magazine  advertisement and television commercials. At the age of  10, she began her acting career in the soap opera Another World, at  11, she made  her film debut by playing identical twins in Disney's 1998 remake of The Parent Trap.
ou can Lindsay Lohan from Long Island, Long Island but you can not take Lindsay Lohan. Perhaps that is why the actress permanently inked with a quote from the greatest LI Piano Man, Billy Joel. LiLo revealed her latest tattoo on TMZ, a part of text on the right side of her rib cage that reads, "Clear as crystal sharp as a knife I feel like I'm in the prime of my life."
The line is a lyric from small storm hit for Joel's "I go to Extremes", a song whose title seems to encapsulate the young star in Hollywood tumultuous time. "[The lyrics], where she is represented in life and everything she has been through ... it means that they," a source told TMZ.
This is not the first quotable Lindsay Lohan's tattoo: In 2009, she was Marilyn Monroe quip, "Everyone is a star and deserves the right to twinkle 'inked on her wrist. There is also the Rihanna-inspired "Shhh ..." tattoo that she and the British singer Lily Allen was etched on their index fingers after a night of partying in 2009, and the "La Bella Vita" (translation: "The Beautiful Life"), Lindsay Lohan's on the lower back.
The amp also has roots on Long Island, so two thumbs up for Lohan to make her body a canvas for Joel's words. However, some of his other texts probably a better fit. Here are some suggestions:

Taylor Swift s Tattoo

Mothers of young daughters, Taylor  Swift is not a new tattoo.  Despite what may look like permanent body  art on the darling of country music, we can assure you it washes  off.

The reigning ACM Entertainer of the Year and the recent CMT Music Awards Video of the Year winner was spotted at several recent concerts with script on her left arm. On further inspection, the self-made ​​lyrics Sharpie art of other artists, and it changes from show to show.
Take the above photo of Taylor taken during her Speak Now ... Help Now! tour rehearsal in Nashville on May 21 The country superstar has written on her arm, "You have every right to a beautiful life" - ". Who said 'a line from girlfriend Selena Gomez Appropriate text given that this relief charity concert $ 750,000 for families affected by the devastating tornadoes that ripped through several Southern states in the U.S. increased.
On the opening night of her Speak Now North American tour in Omaha, Nebraska (May 27), Swift was spotted with, "You must keep your head up, but you can let your hair down" sprawled across her left arm. These texts are Andy Grammar's "Keep Your Head Up ', and are also ideal for the entertainer energetic live show, in which she waves her signature long blonde curls around.

The Design blog

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• Dream Paper Concept makes lazy paper modelers even lazier
• Convert 35mm analog film movies to digital with the LomoKino Smartphone Holder
• Dreamtime alarm clock tantalizes your senses with soft, soulful music
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• Fujitsu's Lifebook packs four devices to fulfill all your multimedia needs
• Jeweline Tour Bus brings Parisian luxury alive for posh travelers
• OCO Lamp to illuminate the night sky with its colorful covers
• Boxx Electric Bike is smaller and greener than a standard bicycle

Dream Paper Concept makes lazy paper modelers even lazier Posted: 01 Feb 2012 05:21 AM PST Asmita Prasad: We knew we had turned into a lazy bunch of people when someone invented the 3D printer that put a lot of sculptors and modelers out of work. But you know that we have become a really, really lazy generation when people start dreaming of printers that not only printout pre-cut paper models but also come with super high-tech paper that can fold itself when commanded to do so via Bluetooth. Dream Paper Concept Picture Gallery Dream Paper Concept Dream Paper Concept by Mac Funamizu And this is exactly what this Dream Paper Concept by designer Mac Finamizu proposes to do. Though the designer has no specifics of how this machine and this paper would function, he does have a whole range of scenarios for us to imagine. For example, if you wanted to make a bunch of paper flowers or paper dolls, you can simply send a command to the printer via a computer or a smartphone and the printer will automatically start to print the paper and would even cut it out before it pops in the “out” bin. One can imagine such a product being useful for kindergarten teachers who need to cut out lots of paper stuff for class and they can't delegate the task to the kids in their class. But the designer also imagines that this dream paper would be intelligent enough to fold itself once the folding lines have been printed on it by the printer which takes all the fun out of paper folding art and ensures that any fool can take up the hobby and make 3D models like an expert who might have devoted years practicing his art. Via: Petit Invention

Convert 35mm analog film movies to digital with the LomoKino Smartphone Holder Posted: 01 Feb 2012 04:07 AM PST Asmita Prasad: Though the digitalization of all our audio and video archives from years gone by seems like a pretty easy process thanks to a number of freeware found on the internet, finding the actual hardware that makes the conversion possible is a whole new story. Most people with old 35mm footage either go to a photo shop or get a technology enthusiast friend to convert analog film archives into digital format. But the LomoKino Smartphone Holder from Lomography promises to let every smartphone owner be able to make the simple conversion themselves. LomoKino Smartphone Holder Picture Gallery LomoKino Smartphone Holder LomoKino Smartphone Holder converts 35mm film movies to digital Using the LomoKino, users can convert any old high ISO, color negative, slide or black and white 35mm camera film into digital format that will be playable via the phone or on a computer or media player. To convert the film into digital format, users first have to expose and develop the film using the hand cranked LomoKino with one single frame holding four shots of the film. This comes out to about 144 images in 60-second footage. Once you have developed the film, you can use a LomoKinoScope to view the film or use a tool from the website to convert the footage into digital formats to view them on your media players. The LomoKino retails for just $79, though if you're willing a few buck extra, you can get the device, a book about the creation of the device and a film canister to hold your roll of analog film. Via: The Verge

Dreamtime alarm clock tantalizes your senses with soft, soulful music Posted: 01 Feb 2012 03:13 AM PST Sahil Khurana: Sleeping time may probably be the best time of our day, as we get to catch a quick shuteye. Our lashes kiss each other in perfect harmony, letting go of all the day’s stress and woes. As we slip into a dream world, our brain relishes the escape from the usual chores. But the peaceful moment is often destroyed by the ticking of the usual alarm clocks in our homes that not only destroy the moment, but also make us irritable in the beginning of the day itself. Therefore, to avoid such troubles bring home the Dreamtime Alarm Clock designed by Vera Wiedermann and get rid of all the rusty alarm clocks in your house. Glass alarm clock

Kristina's Ambigram - Dream/Believe

It may be warm here in New York today, but last month we had a typical January day where temperatures were seasonably frigid. Not necessarily great inkspotting weather, but I ran into Kristina in Penn Station after seeing this tattoo on her calf:

This is an ambigram, which is a design that reads differently, depending on the way you look at it. It appears as the word "dream"

If you flip your perspective, you see a similarly-inspiring message:

That says "believe".

Kristina credited an artist named Scott in Farmingdale, New York. I will take a leap and assume this was done by Scott Trerrotola at Tattoo Ritual. It should be noted that Scott recently opened a new shop in Bellmore called Alchemy Tattoo Arts. The artist is otherwise unknown.

Thanks to Kristina for sharing this, one of her four tattoos, here with us on Tattoosday!

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Kristina's Ambigram - Dream/Believe

It may be warm here in New York today, but last month we had a typical January day where temperatures were seasonably frigid. Not necessarily great inkspotting weather, but I ran into Kristina in Penn Station after seeing this tattoo on her calf:

This is an ambigram, which is a design that reads differently, depending on the way you look at it. It appears as the word "dream"

If you flip your perspective, you see a similarly-inspiring message:

That says "believe".

Kristina credited an artist named Scott in Farmingdale, New York. I will take a leap and assume this was done by Scott Trerrotola at Tattoo Ritual. It should be noted that Scott recently opened a new shop in Bellmore called Alchemy Tattoo Arts. The artist is otherwise unknown.

Thanks to Kristina for sharing this, one of her four tattoos, here with us on Tattoosday!

This entry is ©2012 Tattoosday.

If you are reading this on another web site other than Tattoosday, without attribution, please note that it has been copied without the author's permission and is in violation of copyright laws. Please feel free to visit http://tattoosday.blogspot.com and read our original content. Please let me know if you saw this elsewhere so I contact the webmaster of the offending site and advise them of this violation in their Terms of Use Agreement.