Tattoos inspired by poling?
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Beautiful work on all of you. I would love to get another tat but hubby not so fond of them. i could talk him into one and that may happen at some point in the near future!!
Thanks shoog! ! =] aah love all these polers with ink. There is a girl who has crazy tribal animal stripes from top to toe, has anyone seen her??
Ok so I just tried to Google the pole dancer I just mentioned and this was the first video to pop up.. its not her but I thought I'd share nonetheless haha bloody hell! Oo http://www.goodmeme.net/this-smokin-tattooed-pole-dancer-will-make-you-drool-viral-video/
Bahhh I was on about pantera!! Xox
So many beautiful tats, and so many that represent meanings beyond what we see! Thanks for all sharing their wonderful work and the symbolism behind them.
You are so correct Club Dynasty. All the tats are beautiful with diverse personal meanings. The "photo realism" tat that Danielle Tillie has in black and white has tremendous minute detail in it. I can understand Poledancefan's looking at Danielle Tillie's tat in class. It's mesmerizing! Small, but draws your attention to the beauty of it. I've done a Natasha Wang class and loved it. She is very perceptive, and a good instructor. Look forward to doing a Danielle Tillie class when she's in our area. Sorry to have drifted from the main topic.... Club Dynasty's question is so multifaceted with answers. Pole is truly a way for someone to display their personal body art work to others. The large body tattoo's are so well thought out and so beautiful to look at. Love the discussion threads that come up on Studio Veena. Thanks to all of you for sharing your pictures and insights.
