People get tattoos for many reasons: to present their passions, to commemorate an event or just to look at pretty art. Some are to be taken seriously, and some just provide entertainment. After about five years of thinking about it, I just got my second tattoo. It wasn’t a whimsical decision, but it also doesn't wholly represent me. It does, however, have a special meaning. And it made me think: Graphic designers, photographers and writers are a creative bunch, so they must come up with some good tattoos, right? Take a gander at these 11 tattoos and share with me some of your favorites and worsts.
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OK, this is only a temporary tattoo, but someone should really get it.
I could actually use that to-do list...
I can't believe some guy got glasses tattooed on his face! You can't hide that tattoo in job interviews. I hope he has a really secure job.
I like this idea of getting frameworks tattooed on your arm so you're always ready to explain a web design concept:
http://www.core77.com/blog/cartoons/core-toon_design-thinking_tattoos_17...
[...] A lot of graphic designers wear their creativity on their sleeve, and by that I mean a sleeve of tattoos. Jennifer shares some of the more graphic design-inspired (i.e. nerdy) tattoos out there in her blog post, “11 Creative Tattoos.” [...]