Body Modification...
pierced nose
This is my indian fetish. It's a peace symbol with red beads on it, the eagle feathers
hanging from it. This is my most powerful tattoo. To me, it signifies two things, my relationship
with Mother Earth and also my Shamanism. Both which are very important to me.
This is my Gothic sun. It looks a little out of shape, but that's from the angle the picture
was shot at. It was my very first tattoo I ever recieved. I drove 5 hours from Tulsa, Oklahoma
to Bentonville, AR to get it. It's all rainbow colored and signifies my wonderful son. =)
This is my baby dragon. I drew this up one day and just thought he was so cute, I had to put
him on my arm. No deep meaning to this little guy. I just love dragons.
This is my Gargoyle. I drew him myself (that's why his head is a little crooked). I have
always loved gargoyles and what they represented. Back in the day, churches used them to
guard them from unwanted bad spirits. I kind of see this guy as that for me. He is also
surrounded by a celtic band as seen below.
This is my celtic band I designed myself. This was hard to do. I have no idea why. It's an
incredably simple celtic design. But I finished it and am very proud of it. I am playing with
ideas of maybe coloring it with rainbow colors or shading it. Right now I think I will
leave it just as it is, cause I think it looks great as it is.
This is my tribal piece. Again, I designed it myself and it's colored blue, my favorite color.
It's located on my left calf, right in the middle. This was one of the most painful. Seems
there are some real touchy nerves right there and my leg twitched and burned the whole time.
Then afterwards, some of the color bled out and turned all my socks on my left foot blue. Hehe
This is my most recent one. I had this done on my trip to Canada in April. It is extremely
special to me. It signifies my love of Canada, a place I someday hope to live. Notice that it's
located over my heart, as my heart will always be in Toronto.
