Bukan Sebatas Kata

Mungkin sekarang kamu yang udah gak mau peduli lagi ma aku, tapi aku peduli ma kamu, kalo kamu pikir aku nyerah sekarang, kamu salah. Kita udah sejauh ini, banyak janji yang mesti aku tepati. Aku belom nyerah, Ti'...!

empat hari sebelomnya___

Kita saling rindu dalam dunia kata, meski di luar ada dunia yang sebenarnya, dengan rona jingga di langit senja, juga pelangi selepas hujan basahi kaca jendela. Tapi ada juga jauhmu di sana. Aku lebih suka di sini dan terkucil berdua, di dunia kita. Di sini aku bisa memilikimu selama apa, memujamu dengan segala yang aku bisa, yang akan jadi titik kecilku untuk akhiri semua cerita.

[beberapa saat setelah aku berbuat ketololan sekali lagi, Subulussalam 18-22 Oktober 2010]

Orang Itu Masih Kamu

kalo kamu tanya aku, aku gak tau jawabnya. entah kita yang mesti mencari cinta, entah cinta yang akan datang menemukan kita, yang pasti aku percaya selalu ada cinta untuk kita semua. dan untukku, kamu...

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[terinspirasi dari avatar BBM-nya Anthy waktu huru-hara itu sepuluh hari yang lalu, 29 Oktober 2010]

Tatto Designs - Kanji Style

Tattoos are used for uniqueness, religious reasons, and also for good luck, happiness, and love. When you decide to get a tattoo for luck, happiness or love, you always think of foreign languages. Everything we do in today's life is related to our culture, so, for a change, you think of foreign words that give you luck and more. One of those foreign style is called Kanji that contains Japanese text. If you think about it, there is a stereotype about getting Japanese letter printed as they look cool and very different from the everyday tattoos. The Kanji style tattoos are always written in vertical manner because there is no other way to write Japanese.

All different kanji tattoos have different meanings. You can get a tattoo describing your personality, something that brings you luck or even just your name in Japanese. Finding what kanji tattoo is the best for you is the hardest part. You can find some kanji designs on the internet, but if you want the real deal, you can always go on to the Tattoo Review site, where they offer the reviews of the best tattoo design sites that offer your unique Kanji Style tattoo design. The site also compares the prices and quality of the site, so that you can get the tattoo design at the best deal.

Famous celebrities from all around the world get these Kanji style tattoos, so they can be more lucky, happy and more in love. One of those many famous celebrities is Victoria Beckham, wife of David Beckham and the owner of Victoria's secrets. She has a Kanji style tattoo on the back of her neck. Another world famous celebrity with a Kanji style tattoo is Britney Spears, who has a kanji style tattoo on the back of her neck. One last, but not the least, celebrity who has a kanji tattoo is Pink. She has a kanji tattoo above her left ankle for luck.

After learning this much about Kanji Style tattoos, I believe that now it is time for you to get your own tattoo. The best part after getting a kanji tattoo is that everybody is going to start asking you for the meaning of your tattoo and you can tell them anything you want.

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Tatto Ideas: Lettering

Avid readers, musical lyricists, and lovers of the written word alike I'm sure will agree there is nothing more beautiful or inspiring than a sequence of words flowing across one's body. In my Hub Tattoo Ideas: Words & Phrases I discussed how to decide what tattoo to get and where to get some ideas from. The next step is choosing the lettering, the size and the placement.

Whether you want small words on your wrist or a sonnet spanning the length of your entire back, you've got to be careful when working with fine print. Words can only be shrunk to a certain size when it comes to tattooing. If they are too tiny and too close together, they will blur over time and end up smudging together. Trust your tattoo artist. He'll advise you as to what a good size is.

Graffiti writing isn't just for bridges and brick walls anymore. Many graffiti artists design their own tattoos and will get their real name, their artist's name, or their crew's name inked onto their skin.Be careful with large lettering and huge, prominent letters. Of course there are always exceptions to the stereotype, but thick, massive letters tend to only look good on a man's chest, abdomen, or across the top of his back spanning from shoulder to shoulder; women can usually only pull off large letters if they're on her upper back.One of the most popular fonts is Old English, an angular family of black letter type with a Gothic feel. There are dozens of Old English variations, but your tattoo parlor will have a book with a good deal of samples to choose from.Keep in mind also that the words do not just have to stand alone freely. You can incorporate a word or phrase into a banner held between the beaks of two sparrows, in the stardust that trails behind a shooting comet, or in a band wrapping around your arm and accentuated by a tribal design surrounding the letters.

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Sleeve Tattoo Ideas and Designs

A sleeve tattoo basically refers to any type of tattoo that completely covers the skin in the mentioned area. Typically sleeve tattoos are done on the arms and they can come in a variety of lengths. A full sleeve tattoo being form the shoulder blade all the way down to the wrist. A half sleeve then is from the shoulder to the elbow and a quarter sleeve is typically from the elbow to the wrist.

The word sleeve comes from clothing and it is a direct relation to the area on a shirt you call a sleeve that covers your arms. Therefore a sleeve tattoo essentially covers your arm as a shirt sleeve would. However, in a lot more artistic style and flair!

1. Flame Tattoo Sleeves- These can often work as part of a larger full sleeve tattoo. The flames typically start down at the wrist area and then move up the forearm. As you get towards the top or shoulder area other tattoos and designs can be incorporated.

2. Tribal Tattoo Sleeve - These are very popular options when choosing tattoo sleeves as the bold, thick and dark lines look great form a distance. There of course are many different tribal tattoos and a long history of tattooing among many native cultures. For example you might choose to get a Hawaiian tribal tattoo or something from the Maori tribe. No matter what tribe and design you decide tribal designs bold features often make a great option for a sleeve tattoo.

3. Celtic Notwork Sleeve Tattoos - Celtic notwork ofter makes a great design. These are very intricate tattoos with a ton of detail and interweaving lines. Therefore they are well suited for the larger canvas area of a full sleeve tattoo.

4. Floral Patterns Tattoos - Often for women especially but sometimes men also a floral pattern tattoo can look very tricking.

5. Traditional Japanese Tattoo Designs - The Japanese have a rich history of tattooing and the art form has risen to the top among tattoo designs. These intricate designs often have very deep symbolic meanings and are very beautiful! They are also very exotic for westerns and unique making for a great combination for a full sleeve tattoo.

These are just a few of the ideas for a sleeve tattoo and what you choose should be entirely up to you and based on what you value and want to express about yourself. Do not ever get a tattoo because you saw some Hollywood celebrity with that design. Instead find something that speaks to you and has power and symbolic meaning behind it!

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