Hot tattoos for crazy girls
Tattoos are the rage in the world and itâ € ™ s known to all, because if you look on our streets then you have found the popularity of tattoos, it is not € ™ s is an art of tattoo that people have had crazy about him, his look so beautiful and wonderful and keeps you completely different from normal people.
If you have tattoos on the body and can be seen directly, it means you are where the attraction, because it attracts all those who have tattoos and even those who donâ € ™ t have tattoos, because those Nâ € ™ t have tattoos want to see your tattoo, and those who have tattoos, they would see the design and appearance of your tattoo.
People of all time if it is old, young or a child like tattoos, because now becomes the need of our society, live in the very chic and fashionable where people are more interested in how materials and tattoos is the material that comes into fashion on top of all things fashionable, so how doesnâ € ™ for the first time in the hot spot for itâ € ™ s the perfect reason for the popularity of tattoos, why is so popular.
Change the personality of all men and then tattoo the peoples of view, everything else is basically hot and sexy tattoos are always in demand, because tattoos are hot the first choice of our generation so donâ € ™ t worry be happy with tattoos.
Tattooing is Painful
Everyone wants a tattoo, because their appearance is very sweet and beautiful and are now demanding fitness and people of all ages want to create tattoos on their bodies.
This is not true that people need their tattoos bad many people are also available around the world who does not like tattoos, because I think those who think tattoos tattoos are a symbol of madness and funky, they argue, those who have tattoos on your body is a person of bad character.
Especially girls like tattoos more than men because I saw many girls with tattoos on their sensitive areas, the tattoo is not a huge amount of simple pain in the tattoo, but having that pain from the tattoo craze.
Think about how they provide pain when they create their tattoos in sensitive areas, it goes over my head, but turned out to be and because it operates on such girls to prospect or reality.
Most Trendy Teen Tattoo
The tattoos are showing an upward trend in the world, these tattoos are available in styles and designs of great interest. Tattoo Designs have achieved this popularity that you can see the tattoos on each hand from the 1912 to 1960. tattoo designs are loved by people of all ages, but teens are a little crazy to most styles of modern fashion, so here are some tattoo designs fashion designed specifically for youth.
Know that another favorite tattoo tattoo design, these are also essential for their self-expression. As mentioned above, people loved tattoo designs vary depending on age, here are some of the finest tattoo designs Teena € ™ s teenage € ™ s hopes tattoo cooler and fits their style. Discover the huge collection of Teena € ™ s just a tattoo tattoo adoption greektattoo. is a lifelong commitment so choosing the best tattoo design is suitable for the crowd. Stay tuned for the latest tattoo designs.Drawing Conclusions
One memory from the Mathare Valley Slums I'll never forget is the day I took about 60 kids and did a drawing exercise with them.
I had packed a bunch of small blank sketch pads and a box of pens in my suitcase. We headed to a small grass field in the slums so we'd have room for everyone.
David Theuri drawing a taxi van.
To help them get into it I started to draw a few pictures as they swarmed around me. (A friendly dogpile if you will) They laughed as I drew out funny faces and characters.
Ndanu Musill drawing of a church.
Once I was done drawing I began handing the sketch pads to kids along with a pen and they'd take it and go off and sit down and draw a picture. It was fun to watch them draw and even better when they got excited to show me what they had created.
If there is a universal creative attribute it's drawing. All kids love to do it. It's only as they get old and fear sets in that they give it up. It's the fear of what others may think of their work that causes many to stop drawing as they get older. No one was timid in this group, they had a lot of fun and no fear.
A little girl draws a person.
Watching some of them draw reminded me how much my own daughters love to draw, and how much I love to look at their artwork. It struck me that none of these kids have a refrigerator to hang a drawing on, or paper or a pen for that matter.
Cliff's airplane drawing and Elizabeth Njeri's girl drawing.
These kids may live in a slum but they have the same childlike fascinations that any other kid would have. That much was evident in the drawings I collected.
Cliff has probably never flown in a plane, but he could sure draw one pretty well. He's obviously seen them fly high above in the sky and remembered what they looked like.
Denis and his sports car drawing.
It doesn't matter where in the world you live, or what community or culture you're part of, there is always someone with an artistic bent. A raw talent if you will. And I had hoped to discover one such kid within the Mathare Valley Slums and along came Denis.
He was eager to get a pad and pen and quickly started drawing. When he brought the drawing back I looked at his sports car drawing and just smiled saying "Wow!" bumped fists with him and said "Good job Denis! This is awesome!"
Drawing by Denis. Sports car and a dragon.
Denis didn't stop with a sports car he also drew a dragon, a caricature of Kelsey Timmerman, a cartoon man, and myself.
I wanted to encourage him to keep drawing so I gave Denis a few pads of paper and a couple pens and told him to keep drawing cool pictures. I hope he does.
Young boy observing other kids.
While shooting in another slum location for the documentary I spotted this young boy watching something through the hole in the fence. He sat there for a good ten minutes before he noticed me watching and moved along.
Kids in a slum school.
I walked over and looked through the same hole and spotted what had captivated his attention. It was a slum school and he was watching the kids in the school yard playing.
Not all kids in the slums can afford these private slum schools, many don't have any schooling. Not because they wouldn't want to learn, but rather their parents either can't afford it or don't enroll them or teach them any schooling.
This of course compounds the problem they'll face in the future.
Slum kids playing in an abandoned van.
After I finished the drawing exercise with the kids, they made their way over to a gutted out old van sitting in the field and it instantly became a playground. Fun is fun no matter if you're in the slums or not.
Wire Bike sculpture created by a slum artist. (Click picture for larger image)
While driving out of downtown Nairobi one afternoon there was a slum artist selling wire sculptures he created on the street. I bought this cool motorcycle for five dollars, and others in our crew bought the rest of his work. I'm amazed at the level of detail and ingenuity that obviously went into creating this art. Amazing!
I enjoyed my time in Kenya, but you don't have to go to Africa in order to help others out. Look for things you can do locally to improve the lives of others and share your time by investing in their well being. It's fun and you'll never be the same again.
Thanks for taking the time to read my posts over the last several days. The experience in the Nairobi slums has forever changed me and when the final version of the documentary is released I'll be posting about the premiere locations.
I'm sure the documentary will be a powerful film and it was a privilege to be part of it's production.
I had packed a bunch of small blank sketch pads and a box of pens in my suitcase. We headed to a small grass field in the slums so we'd have room for everyone.
David Theuri drawing a taxi van.
To help them get into it I started to draw a few pictures as they swarmed around me. (A friendly dogpile if you will) They laughed as I drew out funny faces and characters.
Ndanu Musill drawing of a church.
Once I was done drawing I began handing the sketch pads to kids along with a pen and they'd take it and go off and sit down and draw a picture. It was fun to watch them draw and even better when they got excited to show me what they had created.
If there is a universal creative attribute it's drawing. All kids love to do it. It's only as they get old and fear sets in that they give it up. It's the fear of what others may think of their work that causes many to stop drawing as they get older. No one was timid in this group, they had a lot of fun and no fear.
A little girl draws a person.
Watching some of them draw reminded me how much my own daughters love to draw, and how much I love to look at their artwork. It struck me that none of these kids have a refrigerator to hang a drawing on, or paper or a pen for that matter.
Cliff's airplane drawing and Elizabeth Njeri's girl drawing.
These kids may live in a slum but they have the same childlike fascinations that any other kid would have. That much was evident in the drawings I collected.
Cliff has probably never flown in a plane, but he could sure draw one pretty well. He's obviously seen them fly high above in the sky and remembered what they looked like.
Denis and his sports car drawing.
It doesn't matter where in the world you live, or what community or culture you're part of, there is always someone with an artistic bent. A raw talent if you will. And I had hoped to discover one such kid within the Mathare Valley Slums and along came Denis.
He was eager to get a pad and pen and quickly started drawing. When he brought the drawing back I looked at his sports car drawing and just smiled saying "Wow!" bumped fists with him and said "Good job Denis! This is awesome!"
Drawing by Denis. Sports car and a dragon.
Denis didn't stop with a sports car he also drew a dragon, a caricature of Kelsey Timmerman, a cartoon man, and myself.
I wanted to encourage him to keep drawing so I gave Denis a few pads of paper and a couple pens and told him to keep drawing cool pictures. I hope he does.
Young boy observing other kids.
While shooting in another slum location for the documentary I spotted this young boy watching something through the hole in the fence. He sat there for a good ten minutes before he noticed me watching and moved along.
Kids in a slum school.
I walked over and looked through the same hole and spotted what had captivated his attention. It was a slum school and he was watching the kids in the school yard playing.
Not all kids in the slums can afford these private slum schools, many don't have any schooling. Not because they wouldn't want to learn, but rather their parents either can't afford it or don't enroll them or teach them any schooling.
This of course compounds the problem they'll face in the future.
Slum kids playing in an abandoned van.
After I finished the drawing exercise with the kids, they made their way over to a gutted out old van sitting in the field and it instantly became a playground. Fun is fun no matter if you're in the slums or not.
Wire Bike sculpture created by a slum artist. (Click picture for larger image)
While driving out of downtown Nairobi one afternoon there was a slum artist selling wire sculptures he created on the street. I bought this cool motorcycle for five dollars, and others in our crew bought the rest of his work. I'm amazed at the level of detail and ingenuity that obviously went into creating this art. Amazing!
I enjoyed my time in Kenya, but you don't have to go to Africa in order to help others out. Look for things you can do locally to improve the lives of others and share your time by investing in their well being. It's fun and you'll never be the same again.
Thanks for taking the time to read my posts over the last several days. The experience in the Nairobi slums has forever changed me and when the final version of the documentary is released I'll be posting about the premiere locations.
I'm sure the documentary will be a powerful film and it was a privilege to be part of it's production.
Safari Day
Attack of the Killer Monkey!
While in Africa we did manage to take one day off from working in the slums and drove about two hours northwest of Nairobi to the Lake Nakuru National Park for a Safari.
When we pulled into the parking lot of the park we spotted a handful of monkeys hanging around. I've never seen a monkey face to face, but never in person.
So like an idiot I decided to get a close up video of one monkey. At the time I thought it would be a good idea to make chirping noises at the little dude while I was filming.
Well, I must have said something offensive in Monkey talk because he turned and started chasing me and I ran like a little girl as shown in the video above.
Our safari vehicle.
Like a clown car we packed 12 people into this small van. The road we traveled wasn't smooth either. If you didn't watch yourself one good pothole could easily bruise a kidney.
Baboons among us.
There were several baboons walking around the parking area at the safari also. Knowing these creatures could easily tear off a scrotal sack, or suck out one of my eyeballs if provoked, I made sure to keep Justin Ahrens between me and the roving beasts.
Stereotypical Africa Tree.
I captured a lot of texture images in Africa and will be releasing that to the design world as a new set of design resources later this summer.
Rule29 and Glitschka Studios will be teaming up on a cool design project inspired by our time in the Nairobi slums, but more about that later.
Waterfall in safari.
As we drove the safari we came upon this cool waterfall that spilled out and flooded over the road we had to drive through.
Staring at this waterfall I thought it looked like chocolate milk and I envisioned large Oreo cookies bobbing in the water below it. (These are the type of thoughts I usually never tell anyone about, and for good reason.)
Strange plant and bug.
As I was heading back to the vehicle I spotted this plant with a colorful bug on it. I set my camera to macro and got in really close to capture a good picture. (1 inch or so) That's when our guide leaned over and said pointing to what I was shooting "That is poisonous."
I wasn't sure if he meant the plant or the bug, but that was all I needed to hear and skidaddled.
Zebra butt.
I would have liked to get a better picture of a Zebra but this was the best I could do. Shooting pictures with several pro photographers means they get the best angles, and for good reason I suppose.
During the safari I did manage to see a Monkey, Wild Boar, Flamingo, Ostrich, Giraffe, Rhino, Water Buffalo, Impala, Gazelle, Millions of Butterflies, and even a Lion sleeping in a tree.
So why am I not posting pictures of these animals? Well the fore mentioned shutter bugs all got great pictures of most of these because they had sniper quality lens, and my point in shoot is good for textures and up close like the lethal plant I shot, but not so hot on the zoom.
Seriously though, how many times have you seen a good photo of a Zebra butt? Bet you didn't realize all the stripes pointed to the pooper did you? See, it's educational.
Traffic in Nakuru.
Whether you're in Nairobi or in this case Nakuru, traffic is absolutely chaotic.
Lets put it this way, if you owned a company that painted road lines you'd go out of business fast. No one cares about lanes, right of way, or paint jobs for that matter.
Come to think of it I don't think I ever saw a speed limit sign the whole time there?
My travel hat.
I've worn this hat all around the world now. Took it with me when I went to Israel and Jordon and now it's been to Kenya as well.
When we were leaving and heading back to Nairobi we stopped to get something to drink. I was in the passenger seat and a street vendor was trying to sell me some home burned CD's of African pop music. (I'm a sucker for African pop and bought two) That's when a younger street urchin walked up to our vehicle reached in through the window and nabbed my hat sitting on the dash board and took off running.
I was too tired to respond. I just kind of shrugged my shoulders and thought "I guess he needs it more than I do." But our driver within seconds, put the car in park, set the emergency brake and exited the vehicle in a blur.
All of a sudden I felt like I was watching an African episode of Cops. He caught the kid, hog tied him, retrieved my hat and the whole van applauded. (OK, he didn't hog tie him, that was writers embellishment)
It was an entertaining way to end the day.
Most Recent Tattoo Designs
different women have different reasons for having a tattoo. They can be animals, characters or designs, and they often have a deeper meaning to the user. There are thousands of designs to choose from, and the option may be based on personal taste. Women are usually composed of simple lines and vivid colors. Even if the tattoo will be something or nothing, they are generally designed to mark empowerment, loyalty, or love. Number of different models can be the same for others, and many people may choose the same model, but the colors are selected to build what is usually a personal tattoo. The base may vary from tattoo female tendency to rely on the wearer, or beliefs. This may have something to flower the butterfly, but also the female skull tattoos are well kept. To this end, a female Celtic tattoos have seen a lot of interesting, since there are no straight lines.
In general, female tattoos: the beauty of life. Although some airlines should have different interpretations of the drawings or different signs. For example, the female heart tattoos may be a sign of love for some and losses for others. There are times when one meaning of the tattoo is simply called the carrier by a personal attachment to a sign. In addition, there are tattoos that make no sense at all, and are easily selected by the user likes the design. A female tattoo can be placed almost anywhere in the body, but there are many places you love. female tattoos lower back became very normal during the last decade, especially in younger generations, and generally include a tribe or symmetrical patterns. Other areas considered feminine tattoos are very small in the shoulder and ankle. The tension in women may also have their tattoo inked their upper arm, thigh, calf, or on top of the breast. Tattoo placement often depends on the size and content of the photo. When you select a template, you should make the most important decision is the place to do it.
Given the collapse of the attraction, most tattoo studios a wide variety of feminine tattoos to choose from. They often have a narrow gallery with pictures of tattoos for women, so you can see the work they have done. This should give you an excellent starting point, but you can also search online to help you design the most feminine tattoo for you. Terry Daniels of Tattoo Designs specializes in complete plate individuals have styles and models, they need to build the right choice of tattoo. Terry leads his team of experts tattoo permanent new products and packaging on the market do you get the best value tattoo designs that look good on you.Women in Body Art Tattoo
Can you tell me what the body art world famous, is very easy and I know they are very well know the answer to this simple question if you know it does not bother me only give the body's response is famous art worlds of tattooing .
The tattoo is not so easy, is not a common design, which is made from a simple art that artists create human skin, so I explained that a tattoo is not a simple art.
Tattoo artist takes so long to become an expert tattoo mean in practice this art very hard in training to become a tattoo artist expert.Think Before Tattooing
In my experience, I believe that tattoos are the first choice of every person, but I have seen many cases where people are wrong tattoos in the form of experience, as someone who wants to marry a girl tattoo, but by chance if a girl wants marry this type can believe it will be possible, I donâ € ™ t think so, because it happened to my friend when he was ignored by her husband.
People who work in many private sectors where their tattoos do not like the Boss, which offer no high place, because of their tattoos if you are so qualified and entitled, itâ € ™ sa fact my friends and I read a lot if the line so that the first totally decided that the tattoo is good for your life or not, what you do in your body.
I donâ € ™ t say that tattoos are not good, after all itâ € ™ s world-famous art critic and body, so how can I say that itâ € ™ s bad, but the experiences of different people say the truth.
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