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Thursday, March 19, 2009
Fairy Tattoo Design Pictures
Fairy Tattoo Design PicturesFairy tattoos are they modern apparitions? While the motif; of the fairy tattoos may be a recent appearance in the tattoo parlor, the magical and mischievous quality of the fairy kingdom has been around for ages. It seems only fitting that these nature spirits and guardians of magic should become more and more popular as years go by. They fit right in with the mystical
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Does Getting A Tattoo Hurts
Does Getting a Tattoo Hurt?
Yes. It hurts. A tattoo is a process involving a needle (or in most cases, a grouping of needles) uncturing your skin. Your skin is laced with a network of nerves that will be traumatized by the perforations involved. On the other hand it is not that bad. Many people have said it feels like a bee sting. This is inaccurate. Bees leave a toxin in your skin that makes for intense discomfort for a good 15 minutes. A tattoo does not do this. A tattoo is most accurately described sensationally as “someone scratching a sunburn”. A sort of irritating pain.
pictures of tattoo
There are many factors that contribute to the amount of pain involved in a tattoo. The two primary catalysts are the artist performing the tattoo and the area of the body one is getting attooed on. Certain artists are considered “soft” while others are named “heavy handed”. This is a reference to the combination of the speed of the tattooists’ machine, the depth of the “needle hang”, and the willingness of the artist to hit and re-hit an area of flesh. A person looking for an artist should not necessarily look for the softest artist around necessarily. Many times these tattooists run too soft and do not give very permanent tattoos.
pictures of tattoo
The most sensitive areas of the body to be tattooed are the areas with the most nerve endings. Ignore the comments made by peers about bony areas being the worst or that fatty areas are the best. This has nothing to do with it. The most sensitive areas are the abdomen, neck, groin and the outside of joints (the “tendon areas”). The least sensitive areas of the body are the outer extremities. The outside of the arms and legs are designed to bump, abrade, scratch, and defend. These are the least sensitive areas of the bodies to be tattooed.
The worst places to be tattooed are the: genitalia, throat, stomach, ribs, neck and sternum.
The worst places to be tattooed are the: genitalia, throat, stomach, ribs, neck and sternum.
pictures of tattoo
pictures of tattoo
pictures of tattoo
Sunday, March 15, 2009
American supermodel - Beverly Johnson
Date of birth October 13, 1952 (1952-10-13) (age 56)
Place of birth Buffalo, New York, U.S.
Height 5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)
Hair color Dark brown
Eye color Dark brown
Measurements 34-25-35
Dress size 6 (US), 36 (EU)
Shoe size 8.5
Born into a middle class family in Buffalo, New York, Johnson was a champion swimmer in her youth and aspired to be a lawyer. She was studying criminal justice at Northeastern University when, at the suggestion of friends, she tried her hand at modeling. She quickly landed an assignment with Glamour magazine and began working steadily.Johnson would go on to grace more than 500 magazine covers including her groundbreaking Vogue cover in August 1974. Johnson's appearance on the cover changed the beauty ideal in fashion and by 1975, every major American fashion designer began using African American models.
In addition to modeling, Johnson has also authored a book, Beverly Johnson's Guide to a Life of Health and Beauty, and embarked on an acting career. She has also had roles in Ashanti (1979), The Meteor Man (1993), Def Jam's How to Be a Player (1997), and Crossroads (2002). She has also appeared in guest spots on several television series including Law & Order, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, and The Parent 'Hood. She had a brief singing carreer releasing one album in 1979 on Buddah Records.
In 2008, Johnson served as a celebrity judge on the first season of the TV Land series, She's Got the Look, a reality series where women over 35 compete for a modeling contract and magazine spread.
Thanks to: www.fanpix.net, wikipedia.org
Place of birth Buffalo, New York, U.S.
Height 5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)
Hair color Dark brown
Eye color Dark brown
Measurements 34-25-35
Dress size 6 (US), 36 (EU)
Shoe size 8.5
Born into a middle class family in Buffalo, New York, Johnson was a champion swimmer in her youth and aspired to be a lawyer. She was studying criminal justice at Northeastern University when, at the suggestion of friends, she tried her hand at modeling. She quickly landed an assignment with Glamour magazine and began working steadily.Johnson would go on to grace more than 500 magazine covers including her groundbreaking Vogue cover in August 1974. Johnson's appearance on the cover changed the beauty ideal in fashion and by 1975, every major American fashion designer began using African American models.
In addition to modeling, Johnson has also authored a book, Beverly Johnson's Guide to a Life of Health and Beauty, and embarked on an acting career. She has also had roles in Ashanti (1979), The Meteor Man (1993), Def Jam's How to Be a Player (1997), and Crossroads (2002). She has also appeared in guest spots on several television series including Law & Order, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, and The Parent 'Hood. She had a brief singing carreer releasing one album in 1979 on Buddah Records.
In 2008, Johnson served as a celebrity judge on the first season of the TV Land series, She's Got the Look, a reality series where women over 35 compete for a modeling contract and magazine spread.
Thanks to: www.fanpix.net, wikipedia.org
