Printable star tattoos are very popular tattoo designs for women as well as men. They are very popular as a first tattoo because they are usually small in design, simple and can be very striking, striking.
There are many different types of star tattoos and some people claim they have a powerful symbolic meaning.
The star is one of the oldest symbols and have always been awe inspiring in lots of different cultures and religions and can therefore mean a lot of different things to a lot of different people.
Star tattoos are popular designs because they can vary widely in their look and feel, and the fact that they are not tied to any one particular meaning. Any star design can be created to suit any tattoo concept.
A lovely star tattoo design
Below are some interpretations of two different Printable Star Tattoos:
Shooting Star Tattoos
Shooting star tattoos are very popular and suggest ones wish is coming true as well as success and good luck.
A shooting star tattoo sometimes also has a ‘trail’ of smaller stars, which is a really good way for a tattoo to cover a slightly larger area such as ones lower back, back shoulders and hips.
A Shooting Star Tattoo Design
Nautical Star Tattoos
The nautical star tattoo has a very masculine feel. They used to be popular amongst sailors, who had them as a symbol for guidance, navigation and protection in hope that the star would help them get home safely.
The nautical star is a 5-pointed star, the points are split in half and filled with an alternating color, creating a 3d illusion.
A Nautical Star Design
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