One of the most popular ways to add a Celtic element to a sleeve of tattoos is a set of racing dogs, and this team taken from the border of a page in an illuminated manuscript will add a sense of movement and dynamic force to the arm or leg it encircles.
Traditional Koi Tattoo Design
The sculptural, kinetic quality of tattoos, residing as they do on a living canvas, causes them to rise above other static art forms. They live in skin.
Four Seasons Tattoo with Celtic Inner Strength Design
Today's holiday is Lughnasa, the last in the four cycles of the Celtic world. Named after the sun God Lugh, the God of the Harvest, who presides over the arts and sciences. The wheel of the year turns, and this is a time for festivals and highland games as the crops ripen.
Rooster Tattoo with Book of Kells Cock Design
A cocky rooster from the Book of Kells is now a memorial tattoo for an Irish Dad, reminding his daughter of how he always had something to crow about on every topic.
