The Origins of Tattooing in Polynesia
Tattooing has deep roots in Polynesian culture, and each of the various Polynesian races of the South Pacific has a unique blend of tattoo or tatau. |
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Photos of Tattooed Girls
These photos come from Flickr's Tattooed Girls group. This is a public group to which photos of tattooed women are posted. Please be advised nudity is common in these photos. |
Photos of Tattoos by Tattoo Artists Themselves
These photos come from Flickr's Tattoo Artists group. Who better to view body art than photos posted by tattoo artists themselves? Please be advised that it is possible that some of these photos may contain nudity. |
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Body Art Photos
Since the Polynesian races of the South Pacific and the Pict tribes of Scotland tattooed their bodies, the skin of the human body has acted as the canvas for body art. Art is to be exhibited, and Flickr provides the forum for showing off one's person |
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Moko - Photos of Maori Face Tattoos
The very origin of the work tattoo comes from the Maori and Polynesian word tatau. Here are the latest tatau photos at Flickr. Bookmark this page as it is updated regularly. |
Photos of Tatuaje Spanish Tattoos
The Spanish seem to be right into tattooing judging by the number of photos being posted to Flickr with the tag "tatuaje" which is Spanish for tattoo. Here are the latest tatuaje photos. Visit this page often as it is updated regularly. |
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Photos of tatuaggio Italian Tattoo
tatuaggio (Italian): Tattoo - I wonder how the Italian's play it? So stylish and self-conscious in their fashions - how do they do with tattoos? Below are photos tagged at Flickr with the Italian word for tattoo, tatuaggio. |
