Sunday, August 2, 2009

Finding The Best Tribal Chest Tattoo Designs



Do you like tattoos? in the modern era such as the tattoo now that it is not taboo, but the tattoo is very common in the western world to decorate the body so that it appears more interesting. Find the best tribal chest tattoo design is a process that should, if done correctly, takes a long time. There is no rush in this that you want to get it right. If you follow the steps below you will end with the right tattoo is for you.

First, decide the type of tribal design that is suitable for you. Perhaps maori with intricate swirls and channels? Hawaii or bird tattoo? There is no need to determine when the right type of tattoo you want to help but at least know a little about the different designs. There are several on-line sites that have thousands of different designs for you to choose from.

Next set the design of your favorite into a folder. Most of the best lines in the tattoo site offers this capability. You can see if you whittle away at the end of their own choice to leave so that only five or design you really want.

Now, upload this design to show friends, family and other tattoo lovers. Try and get as much input as possible to what people from the design you have chosen. Perhaps they have some new ideas or some simplifications in the design you select.

Next, print a tattoo design that you ultimately chosen as the one that will go on the skin and take it to the tattooist for opinions. Listen. Most tattoo artists really know what they are talking, and if he shows the splash or color circle is greater there, you will be advanced to at least consider the tattoos that decorate your body is really good so you look more confident and more interesting.


By:Novie

AMERIE

Amerie Mi Marie Rogers (born January 12, 1978) better known as Amerie, is an American Grammy Award-nominated R&B singer, songwriter, record producer, dancer, actress, model, and flute player. She debuted in 2002 with the album All I Have, primarily written and produced by Rich Harrison. 1 Thing, the lead single from her second album, Touch, introduced her native D.C.'s go-go elements, on which she expanded with the 2007 album Because I Love It.

Rogers was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts to an African-American father and a Korean mother.Her father was a warrant officer in the United States military, so Amerie traveled to and lived in many different places, including Alaska, Texas, Germany, and South Korea.


She has a younger sister, Angela Rogers, who is now her lawyer. She finally settled in Washington, D.C., which she considers her hometown. In 1996, she started studying at Georgetown University for a degree in English and Fine Arts and graduated in 2000. Amerie's first language is Korean.

However, after the family left Korea, Amerie's mother made a conscious effort to limit the use of Korean with her daughters out of fear that it would impede their development of English proficiency. In an interview with KoreAm Journal, Amerie stated that she is now only "conversational" in the Korean language and speaks it at home with her mother, Angela, and extended Korean family members.


Amerie also bears a tattoo featuring her given name in Korean script on her lower back, which can be seen in the music video for "1 Thing". The tattoo does not directly translate to Amerie, but "Emeuri" (에므리) while the Korean media pronounces her name "Eimeori" (에이머리) however. Amerie is noted for signing her name in both English and Korean when giving autographs.

source:wikipedia


AMERIE

Amerie Mi Marie Rogers (born January 12, 1978) better known as Amerie, is an American Grammy Award-nominated R&B singer, songwriter, record producer, dancer, actress, model, and flute player. She debuted in 2002 with the album All I Have, primarily written and produced by Rich Harrison. 1 Thing, the lead single from her second album, Touch, introduced her native D.C.'s go-go elements, on which she expanded with the 2007 album Because I Love It.

Rogers was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts to an African-American father and a Korean mother.Her father was a warrant officer in the United States military, so Amerie traveled to and lived in many different places, including Alaska, Texas, Germany, and South Korea.


She has a younger sister, Angela Rogers, who is now her lawyer. She finally settled in Washington, D.C., which she considers her hometown. In 1996, she started studying at Georgetown University for a degree in English and Fine Arts and graduated in 2000. Amerie's first language is Korean.

However, after the family left Korea, Amerie's mother made a conscious effort to limit the use of Korean with her daughters out of fear that it would impede their development of English proficiency. In an interview with KoreAm Journal, Amerie stated that she is now only "conversational" in the Korean language and speaks it at home with her mother, Angela, and extended Korean family members.


Amerie also bears a tattoo featuring her given name in Korean script on her lower back, which can be seen in the music video for "1 Thing". The tattoo does not directly translate to Amerie, but "Emeuri" (에므리) while the Korean media pronounces her name "Eimeori" (에이머리) however. Amerie is noted for signing her name in both English and Korean when giving autographs.

source:wikipedia