Polynesian Tattoos – Latest craze among tattoo lovers

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Polynesian Tattoos – Latest craze among tattoo lovers

Polynesian Tattoo designs


Polynesia basically refers to groups of islands that are located in Pacific Ocean, a place where tattooing has been a part of their tradition. These days tattoos do not have any significance, they have become style symbol. But earlier these tattoos were considered to be epitome of cultural significance. Whether people believe or not these designs do depict spirituality, history, family and person’s life. There are two classes in this tattoos- Etua and Enata. The first class has religious significance attached to it and latter has social or natural significance attached with the designs. Apart from significance, the designs and patterns of these tattoos are interesting and craze among tattoo lovers.

You can get different Polynesian Tattoo designs made on different parts of your body. Most famous Polynesian Tattoos designs include Hawaiian, Samoan and Maori. All these three style are distinct and look lovely on any one’s body. You can choose from the endless designs online. If you wish to have the tribal look, then these tattoos are just great for you. Get interesting tattoo designs made and look stunning. Whether you are a girl or a guy, Polynesian Tattoo designs are apt for you.

Polynesian Tattoo


Once made, tattoos become permanent part of one’s body. So it is better to choose the designs very carefully. Traditional and cultural significance attached to Polynesian Tattoos adds to their popularity. The best part about getting these tattoos done is that you can get them done in almost half the time and with lesser pain than what Polynesian women and men had to bear. What are you writing for? If you want have the tattoo designs that are high in value and style. Get these tattoo designs today and enjoy all the attention from your friends.

Polynesian Tattoo designs

How Magic was Created

Now that finished art was posted for the Creative Magic script I am adding a couple images of the preliminary work. The first is the original handwriting with ink and a calligraphy nib on parchment. I wrote the words with a pencil, inked the letters and erased the pencil lines. There is a lot of bleed on the parchment and I wanted a clean edge to the letterforms.

I scanned the inked parchment for use as a template in Adobe Illustrator. With the pen tool at a 5 pt. setting I redraw the script. Next, I outlined the path and adjusted thick and thins to match the inked hand writing. It was important to ink the letters with a calligraphy pen before creating the art in Illustrator. The inked original provided me with the visual information needed to recreate the thicks and thins of script lettering.

The screen shot shows the adjustment made to the cap C and position of the word Creative. My handwriting is what created the rhythm, flow and balance of this lettering treatment. The computer is just another tool used to produce the finished art.

Creative Magic for the New Year

While playing with a calligraphy pen today I decided to post my New Year greeting to one and all.