Most people will tell you that they like the individualism and uniqueness of their personal items. It is rare to find someone who is happy to own an item or accessory that is owned by everyone else. Humans have a natural need to personalize things such as cars, clothing, homes and of course, their bodies.
Tattoos are the permanent accessory that can transform a body into a living piece of art. However, just like an oversold and over-popular Korean car, tattoos can get common and even boring.
Here is the part in which one has to ask: how do we pursue our need for individualism while wanting a tattoo that someone else might already have? The answer is simple and the magic word is originality.
Designing your own tattoo or getting help designing it is essential for avoiding falling into the cookie cutter cone of everyday life. Keeping an open mind, ask a local visual artist to design your next tattoo. The results can only be an awesome combination of your own ideas executed with the talented hands of an artist.
The website rank my tattoos collected and posted the fifty more popular tattoos which included the tribal, nautical stars and wings, among others. All of these tattoos can be repetitive and common, but with a little imagination and artistic exploration, your design can be as unique as your fingerprints.
On the other side of the coin, there is the purposely reproduced tattoo, commonly used to honor or show admiration for someone such as a celebrity, athlete or family member. Even hardcore supporters of originality support such approach.
Here in our town, tattoo artists generally assist their customers in making the right selection and even put the ideas into paper. Our best advice is to take advantage of such service and maintain your originality. After all, being unique is a natural thing.
