The art of tattooing: "Tattoos in honor of the family", by bonzopoe

I don't have any tattoos, and I don't think I'll get any in the future; However, that does not prevent me from appreciating the art of tattooing, which by the way in recent years has been increasingly de-stigmatized. The number of tattoo styles or schools is increasing and more interesting, some around specific themes such as geometry, indigenous motifs, etc.

And within these themes, one of the most popular, and one that I personally consider to be the pillars of the relevance of tattoos, is the family. Tattoos, beyond their plasticity and aesthetics, tend to have, in many cases, special and/or deep meanings for those who have them, and few are as emotional as those whose central theme is family.

Whether it is to commemorate the birth of a child, or remembering a loved one who is no longer here, and endless other situations that can be found between these extremes, the important thing is that family tattoos are the most popular, and with more emotional charge. Reviewing random publications I have found a very interesting collection of tattoos of this type, so I thought it would be worth sharing some and making a brief reflection on it.

So if you have thought about getting a tattoo commemorating your family, or any member of it, I share some examples below that can inspire you.

Thank you very much for reading this post and dedicating a moment of your time. Until next time and remember to leave a comment.