Star Tattoos

[Greybeard44]

I keep seeing more providers displaying various forms of stars in their ink these days. Has this become some sort of hobby designation or is it just a popular design? Inquiring minds want to know.

GB

[Fizley]

I personally think it tacky. I enjoy ink, but don't enjoy ink just to have ink. Something that is tasteful and and has meaning is the ink I enjoy.

[Chlorine]

Same with tattoos that are crowns, pot leaves, Astros shoot star logo and the Rockets "R" logo

[bossmanprofile89]

Tattoos are very personal choice. Some are innovative but most go for standard templates that are cheaper to put on. If anyone had not done a tattoo you should know a custom design costs a hell lot.

[Lovelyxxxo]

ive had my stars since 09 (mine are nautical stars) but recently artists like rihanna taylor swift and lady gaga have made them ever popular with the ladies. back when i got my custom design it was stars because every girl had a butterfly or flowers and i opted to be diffrent. every star on my body is for a family or very close friend that made an impact on my life in some way before they passed. i mean it beats putting 23 names on me right??? lol..(and dont worry they are all on one side in one sleeve)

[Chlorine]

Star tats never bothered me personally, just the ones I mentioned above

[ICU 812]

Tatoos are a turn-off for me. OK, maybe one or two little ones "somewhere". Not a whole sleeve or a back mural.

I worked with veterans in a hospital setting some while ago. I will tell you that there is nothing attractive about a 60-70 year old Hula girl, or a bleeding heart with five names crossed out under it.

That cute little Geko asn turn into an Iguana in a few short years.