A Guide to Butterfly Tattoo Designs
A Guide to Butterfly Tattoo Designs
A Guide to Butterfly Tattoo DesignsIn some parts of the USA a white butterfly meant an In Bulgaria, the sight of a dark coloured butterfly meant sickness was soon to follow, while in other parts of Europe this same butterfly was an omen of thunderstorms to come. And the Celtic people believed seeing a butterfly at night was a prediction of death to follow. For example, in the Middle Ages a large number of butterflies together were seen as a forecast of epidemics or wars.
But there was a time you know when the site of a butterfly stirred up other, not so nice emotions. I think it's safe to say pretty much everybody loves butterflies, and if you have experienced butterflies up close in all their fabulous colours at your local zoo butterfly enclosure, then you will know like me, how something so small and silent can evoke such strong emotions. Now I liked to share with you some of the stories that have been handed down through the ages surrounding this beautiful gift of nature. Perhaps personalise the design with lettering, such as, putting your loved one's name (as I did with my daughter's) beneath the butterfly. Another great idea is combining a full arm butterfly and lotus flower tattoo design together, how fantastic would that design look with so many brilliant colours to choose from.
Butterfly tattoo designs look good on the ankle, wrist, arm, etc, and look even better I think in full arm tattoo design, or say down one side of your back, following the contours of your body shape.
But there was a time you know when the site of a butterfly stirred up other, not so nice emotions. I think it's safe to say pretty much everybody loves butterflies, and if you have experienced butterflies up close in all their fabulous colours at your local zoo butterfly enclosure, then you will know like me, how something so small and silent can evoke such strong emotions. Now I liked to share with you some of the stories that have been handed down through the ages surrounding this beautiful gift of nature. Perhaps personalise the design with lettering, such as, putting your loved one's name (as I did with my daughter's) beneath the butterfly. Another great idea is combining a full arm butterfly and lotus flower tattoo design together, how fantastic would that design look with so many brilliant colours to choose from.
Butterfly tattoo designs look good on the ankle, wrist, arm, etc, and look even better I think in full arm tattoo design, or say down one side of your back, following the contours of your body shape.
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