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    Samoan Tattoos Culture

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    from Fiji. There is a myth about two Fijian sisters who swam across the sea. On their journey they chanted, “we shall tattoo the women, not the men.” (In Fiji it is customary that the women are tattooed). Along the way the two saw a giant clam on the sea bed and dove for it. In excitement they jumbled the words and, on their return to the surface, again began chanting, “we shall tattoo the men, not the women”(A.R.). Anders Ryman, a freelance journalist, writes, “there are places in…

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    Even Ancient Cultures Thought Tattoos Were Cool If you have a tattoo today, chances are that someone told you that you were making a mistake putting the ink on your body forever. Tattoos can be seen as; a fashion trend, a commitment to an organized group (such as a military branch or a street gang), a symbolic act of remembrance, a rebellious act by a teenager trying to prove a point to their parents, etc. The lesser known fact behind tattooing however, is that is an art that has been…

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    Tattoos In The Workplace

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    Topic of Interest Paper Most elderly clients view personal trainers with tattoos negatively. For clarification, when I refer to elderly, I mean people aged 65 and older. This belief is inspired by the fact that the current generation of elderly people didn’t have as many tattooed individuals as is the case in this day and age. As one of my professors put it, “If you had a tattoo back then, you were cool. [And] It symbolized that you were part of a gang.” In that example, the word gang refers to…

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    recorded. Many cultures used tattoos as rites of passages and to show community. Anderson (2014) the writer of, “ The history of tattoos”, tells the story of Captain Cooks travels to the island of Tahiti in 1769 where the word “tattoo”, stemmed from “tatau” was used by the heavily tattooed men and women. These people were not outcast of their society but were important parts of their culture. Anderson (2014) also mentions that even Victorian high society members had tattoos one notable person…

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    The Morality Of Tattoos

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    person hears this phrase at least once in his or her lifetime, if not, every other day. The popularity of tattoos has grown a lot with the beginning of the 21st century, and they have become more and more accepted and tolerated. A poll conducted by Fox News in March 2014 suggests that one out of every five Americans who voted has at least one or more tattoos (13). The most common reasons to get a tattoo are to perpetuate something of value – a dead or living person and religious views, or to…

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    History Of Tattoos Essay

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    Tattoos: The History And The Present Tattoos are nothing new in America. Tattoos are everywhere from average teens and adults to famous celebrities. Simon Doonan, an author for slate.com, says, “According to the FDA, more than 45 million Americans are now tatted up.” That means roughly about twenty percent of Americans have at least one tattoo and the numbers just keep going up. Tattoos date back to fifteen thousand years ago, and they were not always used as art. They have been used in many…

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    Courtney McTaggart Annotated Bibliography COMM 455 Carmen, Rachael, Guitar, Amanda, and Dillon, Haley. (2012). Ultimate Answers to Proximate Questions: The Evolutionary Motivations behind Tattoos, and Body Piercings in Popular Culture. Retrieved from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/232565700_Ultimate_Answers_to_Proximate_Questions_The_Evolutionary_Motivations_Behind_Tattoos_and_Body_Piercings_in_Popular_Culture This article is about piercings in popular culture. It states that this…

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    Ornament In Ancient Art

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    from the beginning of human art history to now days perhaps to our future as well as we cannot deny its contribution as an aesthetic element to our daily life. We can find ornament through arts of primitive culture that shows how indigenous people tattoo on their skin, homes, caves stone etc. We will deal with the ornament, as a evident from the title itself. The importace of using the ornament in the artistic creation is evident especially in the era of Art Nouveau, questioning about feminity…

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    Laser Less Tattoo Essay

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    Having a beautiful tattoo can be great however you can easily get bored with the same tattoo for the rest of your life. Tattoo can be a seasonal thing, what happens when you get uncomfortable with the tattoo and you no longer want it on you body? It’s simple really, using a laser less tattoo removal. This was created by Dorian Davis, he has really been on the fore front in advocating for the laser less tattoo removal. As a tattoo artist he often wonders why a person would spend more for the…

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    Tattooing is a unique way of art. Tattoo artist does not require any form of education. “Completion of training program or apprenticeship to earn licensure. Tattoo artists typically exhibit a love of tattooing. There is no national protocol that must be followed in order to become a professional tattoo artist. Using needles and pigments, a tattoo artist applies a permanent design directly to a client’s body. Clients may come to a tattoo artist with a picture or design in mind for the artist…

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