Cartoon Tattoos

Cartoon style tattoos are not considered to be mainstream tattoos, but men and women do choose them. in fact, cartoon style tattoos can cover a variety of different areas. Someone may want to choose a specific cartoon character, such as Batman or Spider Man. As you are probably aware, there are thousands of cartoon characters to choose from. Cartoon tattoos also portray realistic symbols and elements as a cartoon. In total, nearly anything can be designed as a cartoon. This includes anything in the world. So why would men and women choose cartoon tattoos? Truth be told, there are several reasons. Many men and women are linked to a specific cartoon character. It may be a cartoon character from our past or even a recent character. Someone may find meaning in a certain cartoon character. Cartoon tattoos are also chosen by those who have lost a child, many times portraying their favorite cartoon character. For those who choose a cartoon tattoo for this reason, it can hold the deepest symbolic value. As you now see, cartoon characters can be more then someone trying to be childish.

So here a sampling of some of the more popular cartoon characters people have chosen to have tattooed on them. Most, with the exception of Bart Simpson, have been around for many decades.
• Robot Tattoos. Robots have captured the imaginations of people for decades as a world filled with them serving in numerous capacities has been envisioned as the probable future. That has generated all sorts of interest from writers and artists, as well as those.
• Star Wars Tattoos. Star Wars' popularity never diminishes, and neither does the desire for fans to include it as a major part of their body art. There are no shortage of Star Wars characters to have inked on your body, as the rich universe offers an enormous number.
• Cloud Tattoo Designs. Clouds are a great supporting actor in the scenes portrayed in tattoo designs, and should be considered as part of any creative scenario if it fits in with the other elements of the image that is being contemplated. While there are occasional.
• Hellboy Tattoos.If there's an interesting story to tell, there's an interesting tattoo to design, and that's the truth with the cult hero 'Hellboy,' who has been a fixture among fans for those who know him for some time. His unique reddish skin gives him great.
• Alice in Wonderland Tattoos. There are few stories that have captured the imagination over time as there is with Alice in Wonderland. And the number and quality of tattoos that have emerged from the story are amazing. One thing I noticed, is the ladies especially like that.
• Betty Boop Tattoos. Betty Boop was a wildly popular cartoon character from the 1930s, capturing the imagination of the men of that period during the difficult depression years; her persona became a welcome distraction in the early years, before her character was reined.
• Joker Tattoos. Tattoos of the Joker villain from the Batman movies, will inevitably be thought of largely as the Joker played by Heath Ledger because of his untimely death. And that is the case in general, although the Joker played by Jack Nicholson got some.

It sure brings back a lot of memories looking at these cartoon characters. Most of them have become permanently etched in our memories, and seeing them as tattoos adds another element to what was an important part of our childhood.