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 Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2011 9:59 am
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Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2011 5:11 pm
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Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2011 5:15 pm
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Matasoga bollier I'm really not a big fan of tattoos (at least not to that level), but he pulls it off really well. He's pretty cute! blaugh I don't know if it's the black rings around his eyes or what, but his eyes are really striking! What? I'm not the only one in the world that doesn't like tattoos, anymore? Natural beauty is way out of fashion. Smooth, uninked/scarred/blemished/pierced flesh was pretty much stomped right to death by scene (which is, in my humble opinion, the most hideous fashion of the new millennium, if not all the history of the world). I am going to find someone beautiful if they have their natural hair color, no piercings, and no tattoos... So naturally, I think he's repulsive. But to each their own. I just thought that I'd throw in my two cents.
When I was younger, I used to think tattoos, punk fashion, scene, scene and stuff like that was repulsive, too. But growing up, I became more "in tune" with my artistic side, I guess you could say I say things a whole different way. I love natural beauty, but I love the queer, unique, inked and dark side of it, too. So, now I love both natural and unique.
Or maybe I'm just that crazy? XD |
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Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2011 5:34 pm
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DeathStarXII Matasoga bollier I'm really not a big fan of tattoos (at least not to that level), but he pulls it off really well. He's pretty cute! blaugh I don't know if it's the black rings around his eyes or what, but his eyes are really striking! What? I'm not the only one in the world that doesn't like tattoos, anymore? Natural beauty is way out of fashion. Smooth, uninked/scarred/blemished/pierced flesh was pretty much stomped right to death by scene (which is, in my humble opinion, the most hideous fashion of the new millennium, if not all the history of the world). I am going to find someone beautiful if they have their natural hair color, no piercings, and no tattoos... So naturally, I think he's repulsive. But to each their own. I just thought that I'd throw in my two cents. When I was younger, I used to think tattoos, punk fashion, scene, scene and stuff like that was repulsive, too. But growing up, I became more "in tune" with my artistic side, I guess you could say I say things a whole different way. I love natural beauty, but I love the queer, unique, inked and dark side of it, too. So, now I love both natural and unique. Or maybe I'm just that crazy? XD
I've spent years in art college, on and off, most recently in Illustration. It certainly isn't for being out of touch with my artistic side.
It is my artistic side that makes such tattoos so repulsive to me. I see the beauty of the human body in, of, and for itself. The muscle, the bone, the fat... It is form. Adding permanent illustration there just cheapens the existing beauty, in my opinion.
On a sexual note, I find tattoos even less attractive on women. I speak as a straight man when I say that I don't think that I could take a lover with a tattoo unless it was rendered invisible by make-up, clothing, position, or other means. I find it an unwanted distraction and a disruption of the natural beauty.
I love illustration, quite possibly more than any other form of art, but I will readily say that there are places that it doesn't belong. |
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Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2011 1:33 pm
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Matasoga DeathStarXII Matasoga bollier I'm really not a big fan of tattoos (at least not to that level), but he pulls it off really well. He's pretty cute! blaugh I don't know if it's the black rings around his eyes or what, but his eyes are really striking! What? I'm not the only one in the world that doesn't like tattoos, anymore? Natural beauty is way out of fashion. Smooth, uninked/scarred/blemished/pierced flesh was pretty much stomped right to death by scene (which is, in my humble opinion, the most hideous fashion of the new millennium, if not all the history of the world). I am going to find someone beautiful if they have their natural hair color, no piercings, and no tattoos... So naturally, I think he's repulsive. But to each their own. I just thought that I'd throw in my two cents. When I was younger, I used to think tattoos, punk fashion, scene, scene and stuff like that was repulsive, too. But growing up, I became more "in tune" with my artistic side, I guess you could say I say things a whole different way. I love natural beauty, but I love the queer, unique, inked and dark side of it, too. So, now I love both natural and unique. Or maybe I'm just that crazy? XD I've spent years in art college, on and off, most recently in Illustration. It certainly isn't for being out of touch with my artistic side. It is my artistic side that makes such tattoos so repulsive to me. I see the beauty of the human body in, of, and for itself. The muscle, the bone, the fat... It is form. Adding permanent illustration there just cheapens the existing beauty, in my opinion. On a sexual note, I find tattoos even less attractive on women. I speak as a straight man when I say that I don't think that I could take a lover with a tattoo unless it was rendered invisible by make-up, clothing, position, or other means. I find it an unwanted distraction and a disruption of the natural beauty. I love illustration, quite possibly more than any other form of art, but I will readily say that there are places that it doesn't belong.
Cool! I can see that; I find the body to be nature's art form, but also as a canvas to use. It's a way to express, for me. And, I hold a strange facination to ink of any type, so I find tattoos to be interesting. I even frequently draw on myself with pen ink. It's like a temporary tattoo, since I can't get a permanent one, yet.
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Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2011 3:33 pm
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Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2011 1:34 pm
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