Ultimate Kilt Accessory THE TATTOO

[scotchmaster]

Thanks for the link.

[scotchmaster]

You could have a look at the Tatz on my site to start you off.

http://www.thesonsofscotland.co.uk/tatzmayl2008.htm

Thanks for the link.

Cheers!

[scotchmaster]

Here is my latest one.




Picture is clickable.

thanks for the pic, very cool.

Cheers!

[scotchmaster]

This is my most often seen tattoo.


I have this celtic dog arm band, the design came from the same place as the sgian dubh.


I also have the viking dragon cross that can be seen here. http://www.luckyfishart.com/ceancrtache.html The other two came from this site also.

YMOS,
Tony

Very cool, thanks for the pic's.

Cheers!

[scotchmaster]

I like it, thanks for the pic!

Cheers!

[scotchmaster]

Thanks for your response.

Cheers!

[scotchmaster]

I could not have said it better. Very sound advice. I waited many years before I actually started the Bee Project.

Thanks, for the response.

Cheers!

[Riverkilt]

Thanks for the pics guys. I have many tats, but none Celtic...yet. Sort of on a break until I can donate a couple more pints of blood and run that total to ten gallons. Meantime, I'm shopping.

About all I have left is my legs and they seem difficult to find a tat that has spiritual meaning for me (core requirement) that I also want and looks good there.

Have come close to the Clan Donal boat tat similar to Arlen, but not sure for sure yet. Not being Christian don't want the clan crest with the mailed fist clutching the cross.

So many decisions...but looking at other tats helps with ideas.

Ron

[bigdad1]

I avoided tats in Saigon, Bangkok, Alangapo City, San Diego, Chicago, Honolulu and lots of other cities so just because I now venture into public in a kilt doesn't mean I need ink on my body too. More power to you mate but I'm good to go as is.
Semper Fi

[Kerr the Walker]

Here's a shot of the clan chief's coat of arms on my brother. Mine's exactly the same, except on me.