In search of Dragon Tattoo.

[.Maze]

Hey there.

I wonder if anyone of you maybe has some sites where i could find some great dragon tattoo images.

Something like this

This one would fit my upper left arm perfectly fine.
Im contacting the artist atm to see if he has any complaints if i would get it tattooed.

But still if anyone of you has some great images kinda like the upper one.
Feel free to share them =).

Or maybe one of you could draw me an Awesome one =) =)
would even be waaaayyyy better =).

Thanks in advance.

 

[Tenzo]

That one looks ok.
Also:

You can find tons of dragons on deviantart.com

 

[Mephisto]

First of all, Black & White tattoo or with colour?
Anyway, think about it carefully before getting it

Actually >>considered<< the last one myself once

 

[.Maze]

I know the upper one looks great.
But i dont want it tattooed without having permission from the artist.

And that one where you showed... well i wont get that one tattooed .
I want an fully seeable dragon where looks mean.
Without having the clouds around and stuff.

clearly visible.


@mephisto

Black tattoo.

I already have one tattoo.
And im already set up for my 2nd one.

 

[Darth Revan]

lol i has shenron and parunga on each arm still need there coloring doing

 

[Mephisto]

are you serious Madman121, That i would like to see Never seen anyone with a Tattoo inspired from Anime (have nothing against it!)

I myself got my whole back tattooed.

 

[Brosiris]

By far the coolest dragon tattoo i've seen so far.

 

[Viper]

Deviant Art, the best place for these things.
http://eic.deviantart.com/art/Golden-Chinese-Dragon-67397890
http://zamkowa.deviantart.com/art/Chinese-Dragon-81423032

 

[.Maze]

Well im going to search deviantart then.
And if im finding an awesome dragon im going to have to ask the artist if i can use it for an tattoo =).

Still IF someone could draw me an awesome one =) =).

 

[Deman]

The best way to go about it actually would be to check out some of your local tat shops. They'll have their artwork on the walls, books full of photos of tats that they've done, etc... That way you can get a feel for the artists style, as well as see the quality of their work.

They'll even work with you by doin a few rough sketches and you can tell them how you want it. This'll involve you more in the process of designing the tat. Trust me, you want to do it this way instead of just finding a picture online. It makes the tat more yours instead of just a rip of an artists work.