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Arm Tattoos for Guys: The Famously Inked




Arm tattoos for guys, both men and boys, have marked them as leaders to be set apart, or as an entrance to a brotherhood. They are also, sometimes, a rite of passage. While in native countries and tropical island communities, the practice of tattooing was a way of life, it took a little longer for it to catch on as mainstream in our modern society. In fact, many of the early tattooed males in America were soldiers who tattooed their platoon seals onto their arms and chests.

Today, times have changed. We have become a modern society where tattoos, though still taboo among some, are celebrated by others. And when it comes to expressing yourself, today's modern men still turn to this tradition of ink. Celebrities are no exception to this rule. Read on to find a few of the arm tattoos for men that are most coveted amongst the tattoo ink crowd.

Pretty Little Liars: Toby Cavanaugh

The teen set loves the creepy-loner-bad boy Toby Cavanaugh, from the Pretty Little Liars series. A tattoo of him has become one of the most sought-after tattoos over the past few months. At first, this set of books was targeted at young women, but as it moved to the small screen teenage boys began to pick up on the trend of lying - and lying so good. "901 - Free At Last" is a diehard fan's dream ink design.

Prison Break: Wentworth Miller

Mapped out as one of the most notorious TV tattoos of all time, Wentworth's tattoo took 8 hours a day to perfect in the makeup chair. It was the character's way out, and has become an icon. These arm tattoos for guys took flight after the first season and many tattoo shops reported a boom in copycat ink designs.

A Team: Mr. T (TV character)

Pity the fool who thinks this guy needs an introduction. Perhaps the most famous tattooed character, Mr. T was, and still is, bigger than life. He's still immortalized in action figures, cartoons and parodies all around the world. Arm tattoos for guys have gone from taboo to mainstream. It's these beloved characters over the years that have helped us to appreciate them for just what they are - character outlines that set us apart, while joining us into one brotherhood of modern man (and the ladies too). Mr. T epitomizes a tough guy, but even under his tattoo ink, he lets the gentleness escape - once in a while.

Popular Sleeve Tattoo Ideas and Tips





One of the most popular types of tattoo is the sleeve tattoo. These tattoos are not just arm tattoos, like what most people know. They are tattoos that look like sleeves because they cover a large area of one part of the body (e.g. an arm or leg) with little or no skin showing.

The designs of sleeve tattoos are very intricate and complicated. Usually, they are colourful and depict several images with some unusual designs or patterns. These are popular among boys, especially those who belong in a rock band. But these days, you will see many girls sporting sleeve tattoos on their arms or legs.

If you are also planning to get a sleeve tattoo for yourself, here are some popular sleeve tattoo ideas.

If you are into Japanese culture, you can combine different popular Japanese tattoos for your sleeve tattoo such as cherry blossoms, kanji or Japanese characters, koi fish, and samurai designs. Old Japanese culture includes ancient tattooing. And what better way to bring that culture back to life than by using Japanese designs for your tattoo.

For females who want to have sleeve tattoos, floral design is a great sleeve tattoo idea. Different styles and patterns of flowers interwoven with leaves and twines can be a very interesting sleeve tattoo design. Flower sleeve tattoos also give you a chance to use bright colors for the flowers. Some nice flower tattoos that you can use for your sleeve tattoos are hibiscus and roses. For the rose tattoo, this can be both feminine and masculine, depending on how it was drawn.

Celtic tattoos usually feature knotworks that are very intricate and detailed. This knotwork covers one whole arm or leg. Some artists can draw animal tattoos using these knotworks. Celtic tattoos usually come in one color but it is up to you if you like to have a colourful celtic tattoo.

One of the most popular sleeve tattoo ideas, especially among young men, is the tribal tattoo. Heavy black lines are one of the most obvious features of a tribal tattoo. The color of the tattoo is black and if you used a colored ink instead, it might seem a little different.

As you probably know, these tattoos are large and their designs or patterns are very complicated. You have to know that the larger and more complicated the tattoo is, the more expensive it will be. You also have to know that a popular artist will more likely ask you for a higher payment.

Do not rush the tattoo artist in finishing his or her job. You should know that drawing a sleeve tattoo is a difficult task to make and may even take several days to finish. You need to go back to the tattoo shop for several sessions.

Sleeve tattoos are nice to have especially if you like the big kind of tattoos that cover one big portion of your arms or legs. However, you should choose carefully which design you want to have for your sleeve tattoo because it cannot be easily hidden if for some reasons you do not like it.

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