Although until recently it might have been assumed Gothic tattoo designs would identify the wearer as a member of the gothic subculture, the lines have become increasingly blurred over the last few years. There is now a massive crossover and many people from other sub-cultures (and indeed those who would say they have no sub-culture at all) are finding that a gothic tattoo can be in equal measures unique, beautiful, emotive, sensual and just plain gorgeous.
Crosses, Ankhs, dragons and other fantasy creatures and lots of other items related to the darker side of life (and death) are appealing to a much wider cross-section of people. Indeed, there are also many designs such as spider-webs, skulls and similar that have always been popular tattoo designs irrespective of any links to goth culture.
Taking a look at a list of popular Tattoo themes only goes to illustrate just how much crossover can exist:
1. Angel Tattoos
2. Biker Tattoos
3. Celtic Tattoos
4. Cross Tattoos
5. Devil Tattoos
6. Dragon Tattoos
7. Fairy Tattoos
8. Fantasy Tattoos
9. Lizard Tattoos
10. Monster Tattoos
11. Rose Tattoos
12. Scorpion Tattoos
13. Skull Tattoos
14. Snake Tattoos
15. Star Tattoos
16. Tribal Tattoos
17. Zodiac Tattoos
So basically whether you consider yourself to be gothic or not, whether you consider your tattoo to be gothic or not, whatever your preference is, the only limit to the beauty, uniqueness and style of your tattoo is your own imagination...
If you'd like to see a fantastic selection or gorgeous and unique tattoos, CLICK HERE.
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