Many people are attracted to the darker side of life. Long before Tom Cruise's portrayal of Lestat vampires were seen as suave, sexy, mysterious. Dark yet alluring. It's no surprise that vampire tattoos have grown in popularity in recent years.
Tattoos have been around for thousands of years. Initially they had very specific religious and cultural purposes, often denoting a person's status in the tribe. Nineteenth century royalty often had their coat of arms tattooed upon them. King George V of England, King Frederick IX of Denmark and King Alfonso XIII of Spain were among many monarchs to have themselves tattooed.
More personal tattoos, making an individual statement rather than a political or cultural one, came much later, after the cultural revolution of the sixties. Vampire tattoos speak volumes about the personality of the wearer. They portray themselves as 'creatures of the night' coming alive after the sun has set. They also show that they are aware that beauty can be found in the darker side of life.
There are many different types of design which can count as a vampire tattoo. Maybe you want a sexy vampire chick, draped in a slinky black velvet dress, blood trickling from her voluptuous lips down onto her milk-white neck? Or perhaps you're after a simpler design, a stylistic representation of vampire teeth, the merest hint of the ecstasy and terror that awaits all those who see such a sight close up. You don't have to want to suck blood to get a vampire tattoo but you do have to understand the appeal of these masters of the night.
Butterfly tattoos are the most versatile and flexible tattoo designs in terms of color, placement and size among all tattoo images, so no wonder they are popular. They are very feminine, touching and interesting wherever they will be tattooed at. In the world of tattoos, butterflies are perhaps the most celebrated and preferred designs by people, especially women. No matter how classic and typical it is, most ladies would like to be adorned with butterfly tattoos. 
Whenever you want to express love, passion, and adoration, it is heart tattoos that have historically appeared for centuries upon centuries. In the past, ancient civilizations viewed heart tattoos as a symbol that represented the center of intellect. Christians viewed the heart tattoos as the base of emotions, while followers of Islam viewed the symbol as the center of spirituality. Over time, the heart would remain a popular symbol of expression and in regards to tattoos. Heart tattoos span the interests of both women and men. A collection of heart tattoo selections has evolved over time. Long before, sailors were notorious for the heart and anchor tattoos scrawled in the middle. Celtic tattoos sometimes add a heart to change its style nowadays.
Star tattoos can symbolize many things such as supremacy, constancy, vigilance, aspirations or guidance. Meanings can also differ depending on how many starts you get. Stars were believed to be divinities or agents of divinity that it can influence one’s life.
It is not uncommon that girls are always asking me what tattoos they should get or what are the hottest tattoos. Unfortunately there is no clear cut answer simply because there are really a lot of tattoos for girls. People who have different cultures and different beliefs have different interpretation on tattoos. One might find a tattoo is sexy, but another might consider unattractive or very unfeminine.
