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A.A. Arts and Science College (Women), Chennai
Anna Adarsh College for Women, Chennai
Bhaktavatsalam Memorial College for Women, Chennai
Bharathi's Women's College (Autonomous), Chennai
Chellammal Women's College of the Pachaiyappa's Trust, Chennai
Chevaliar T. Thomas Elizabeth College for Women, Chennai
Dr. M.G.R. Janaki College of Arts and Science for Women, Chennai
Ethiraj College for Women (Autonomous), Chennai
Guru Shree Shanti Vijai Jain College for Women, Chennai
Justice Basheer Ahmed Syed College for Women, Chennai
M.O.P. Vaishnav College for Women (Autonomous), Chennai
Meenakshi College for Women, Chennai
Prof. Dhanapalan College for Women, Chennai
Quaid-e-Millet Government Arts College for Women (Autonomous), Chennai
Queen Mary's College (Autonomous), Chennai
S.D.N. Bhatt Vaishnav College for Women, Chennai
Shri Shankarlal Sundarbai Shasun Jain College for Women, Chennai
Soka Ikeda Arts and Science College for Women, Chennai
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Stella Maris College for Women (Autonomous), Chennai
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Sunday, May 10, 2009
Designs & Meanings
Loving life, freedom
Veronica requested an Asian styled tattoo for her foot, with butterflies and flowers. The hi-res image contains two versions of it: the upper one has a date and a letter hidden inside, whereas the lower one has not.The butterfly symbolizes freedom and transformation, and the cherry flowers symbolize the "carpe diem", living every moment as if it was the nicest and the last: cherry flowers actually have a very short life, but while blooming very few things can match their beauty.A curiosity: this philosophy of living every moment without fears, caring not for death either, totally, is also at the basis of bushido, the codex of samurais, who often used the cherry flowers as their symbol on account of this.
Healing lotus
Relief
Kristine requested a tattoo to symbolize overcoming adversities and new birth.The lotus flower, blooming high over the muddy waters it is born in, symbolizes this. The adversities in this case are chronic pains, pictured as the burning fire the lotus blooms out of. It´s a suffered, non linear conquest, which will take her to healing, like a butterfly, transformed and free.The lotus flower hides a twist in its petals to symbolize the love of her dear ones, who will always be there to help her.
Lotus on fire
Perfect eternity
Fire represents change, life, and the spiral in the middle of it wants to symbolize the eternity of life, its continuity and perfection, as symbolized by the lotus flower, as well as overcoming difficulties.A tribute to freedom is contained in the stylized seagull wings formed by the upper left petal of the lotus flower and the nearby small flame.Designed for the base of the neck.
Tattoo is An Art On Our Body
Tattoos are known for their beauty and meaning. The art of tattooing expressed on a body carries much feeling. Bursting brilliant colors and shading of hues, or simply elegant blacks and grays. Living symbols of that which is in a heart, unless of course the tattoo was ill gotten by a drunk or even worse given by an uncreative artist.
People take notice, as it is impossible not to do. Nevertheless, tattoos also give us a small peek into the essence of a person who wears the body art. Tattoos are actually permanent inked in pieces along the story of the life of one who wears them. Tattoos are body art expressions of the personality.
Since tattoo pictures of color and location have meaning, it is wise to consider that there may be times when the wrong impression is taken by another individual. Before you bear it all, it is best to do a lot of thoughtful research into the colors and symbols that are expressed by tattooing.
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Strength, protection
The dragon represents in Asian cultures a symbol of power and strength, connected with water and magic. It is in fact the most powerful symbol of the Chinese zodiac, and it was the Emperor´s symbol. A small stylized dragon can go in her ankle.
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Body Art-Tattoos
Lotus lower back Perfect balance The lotus flower symbolizes perfection, inner peace and overcoming every difficulty, just like the flower itself that grows and blooms immaculate over the muddy
Waters it is born in.The other patterns we added represent balance and harmony.
Peacock
Wholeness, dignity
The peacock is the bird that resembles the phoenix most closely, also inheriting some meanings from her, such as wholeness and rebirth.The colourful feathers also remind us that we must let visible outside the beauty of our inner self with pride and dignity.This tattoo was prepared for Rini, whose mother´s name head letter is contained inside the desing.This tattoo definitely fits for colour too, and if inked on the shoulder blade, it can be continued onto the arm.
Stylized scorpion
Passion
The scorpion is a controversial symbol, with very different associated meanings. It´s a symbol of danger, "leave me alone", but it´s a symbol of love too. Indian culture uses the scorpion to symbolize passional love which, like the sting of a scorpion, leaves lovers in an almost feverish state: skin burns, breath gets deeper, people suffer when their loved one is far away.