Dragonfly Tattoos

The dragonfly is an exceptionally beautiful creature which seem to possess a certain mystical quality, perhaps because of their resemblance to what a fairy is imagined to look like, or maybe its because of the ancient Asian myth that a dragonfly represents virtues including happiness, success and victory among other positive aspects.

Dragonfly tattoos are also enjoyed by both men and women, unlike butterfly and fairy artwork which is most commonly seen on women alone.

Checkout these cool pictures which will most certainly give you some great ideas for your dragonfly tattoo masterpiece.

Dragonfly tattoos are very rangy in both style and size, as we see a few of excellent designs above, one being a large back piece and another much smaller ankle pic.

Some other common locations include the foot, which is perfect for very small tattoos, and the hip which is popular among girls.

The is no color restrictions for this type of tattoo, in fact we've seen just about every color under the sun, but perhaps more commonly, blue, purple, green and black ink are used.

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Dragonfly tattoo designs come in a number of different styles, and all you have to do is find the one that suits you the most. For instance, you’ll find that dragonflies were a popular design motif during the Art Nouveau phase of the early twentieth century. In this style, you’ll be able to find dragonflies that are beautifully stylized and quite delicate looking. If you are not interested in the delicate nature of this art style, you’ll find that you can still take advantage of heavy stylization and take a look at dragonfly tattoo designs that have been rendered in the tribal style, with dramatic black strokes. You’ll find that there are plenty of artists who are willing to help you create a design or modify one that you have dreamed up.

Dragon Tattoo

Dragons are the mysterious creatures, usually represented as monstrous, winged and scaly serpents, with enormous claws and a crested head. The word ‘dragon’ is derived from the Latin and French words for the Greek ‘drakwu’. The term is connected with ‘derkomai’ for ‘see’ and interpreted as ‘sharp sighted’. The depictions of dragons have been incredibly complex and diverse, over the years. No