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Showing posts with label Chinese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chinese. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Chinese Symbol Tattoos


Chinese symbol tattoos has really been a craze these years. This article is a step-by-step guide for those who want to get Chinese tattoos but do not know what to do or need some tips on getting no-regret Chinese symbol tattoos. This guide is not only useful for your Chinese symbol tattoos, but can serve as a reference when you are getting other script tattoos such as Arabic tattoos, Hebrew tattoos, Sanskrit tattoos etc.

1 Think of a content for your Chinese symbol tattoos

So since you have made your decision to get Chinese symbol tattoos, now it is time for you to decide what Chinese tattoos to be tattooed on your body. There are unlimited options, you can choose any names, words, or phrases and quotes for Chinese symbol tattoos.

2 Get a professional translation

This is probably the most essential for your Chinese tattoo, there are so many sad stories about a getting a duster Chinese symbol tattoos. no one wants to be ruined by a wrongly translated Chinese symbol tattoo. So how to choose a reliable and trusted translator from so many online translators and website? who should be trusted? Here are some tips.

1)Avoid those sites that provide a bunch of tattoo translation in different languages.

They are probably hiring different casual translators whom you have no idea of how good or bad it is. The biggest drawback of this kind of sites is that you can not guarantee effective communication about your tattoos directly with translators, or even a response from them.

2)Avoid those pseudo-Chinese translators that claims to be Chinese or good at Chinese.

You can tell from their site and their service. Are their information detailed and are their service professional? or you can simply test its authenticity by requesting a Chinese audio of how your Chinese symbol tattoos are pronounced. He or She will probably kindly rejects your tiny request if he is a false one.

3)Diversify your ways to get a Chinese translation.

Besides online translation service, there are many other ways to get a correct translation. For example, you can go to a Chinese restaurant to help you or you can go to the school library or your Chinese teacher. But there are disadvantages for this, for example, you have to make a design yourself and the accurateness of translation is in doubt.

3 Get a unique style or design

More and more Chinese symbol tattoos appears on streets. Are you still getting those cliche and crappy styles? How can you stands out from the crowd? Get a unique and appealing style is important. For this, you can find and download some Chinese writing fonts to design by yourself. but for a lot of people, this is a lot of work and may easily make mistakes. A better alternative it to find a translation service that offers a wide range of styles and designs for Chinese symbol tattoos, choose your favorite Chinese writing styles from them. If you find only Chinese symbol tattoos are too monotonous. you can also mix it with other picture designs, such as Yin Yang designs, Chinese dragon designs, flower designs. You may decide on your own or consult your tattoo artist to make them harmonious.

4 Get a high quality stencil.

A stencil is what tattoo artist use to app directly to your skin.A high quality stencil is very essential for those script tattoos. I find that a lot of misspellings of Chinese symbol tattoos are caused by the lack of a high quality stencil. It is rare for a tattoo artist to master Chinese symbols, so the void of a high quality stencil or a blurred stencil may easily result fatal mistakes. besides, some tattoo artists charge extra charges if you do not provide a stencil, so it is preferable that a high quality stencil is offered by a translator and designer.

5 Find a trusted tattoo artist.

Designs and stencils usually will be delivered to you by E-mail in PDF format, so that you can easily zoom in and out as you like. The next thing to do is print them out and find a trusted local tattoo artist. If you are not sure what size you should print out. Don't worry, just make it clear and take to your tattoo artist, they will resize for you according to your needs.

Saturday, August 21, 2010

Chinese Tattoo Translation



Recently years witness the extreme popularity of Chinese symbol tattoos as well as other foreign script tattoos like Arabic tattoos, Sanskrit tattoos etc. However, due to the complexity of the Chinese language and the disorder of online tattoo translation service, many people unfortunately get a wrongly translated tattoo. With more and more exposures of disaster tattoos, more and more realize the importance of find a reliable Chinese tattoo translation.

Here are mainly some tips on finding a reliable online tattoo translation based on my Chinese tattoo translation experience. You can apply those tips to any other scrip tattoo.

1 It is always advised to find a native speaker to do the translation for you, especially when it comes to phrase or sentence translation. First because Chinese language is very hard for a foreign to master; Second because only a native speaker knows best about his or her language and culture, for example, the nuances between two symbols, the background knowledge of Chinese symbols, the familiarity with thousands of Chinese idioms and phrases.

2 Avoid those sites that provide a bunch of tattoo translation in different languages. They are probably hiring different casual translators whom you have no idea of how good or bad their translation is. The biggest drawback of translation service from this kind of tattoo is that you can not guarantee effective communication about your tattoos directly with translators, or even a response from them.

3 Make your own judgment and avoid those pseudo translators that claims to be Chinese or good at Chinese. You can tell from their site and their service. Are their information detailed and are their service professional? or you can simply test its authenticity by requesting a Chinese audio of how your Chinese symbol tattoos are pronounced.

Besides online translation service, there are many other ways to get a correct translation. For example, you can go to a Chinese restaurant and ask Chinese to help you or you can go to local libraries or Google search for help. This is a little time-consuming and requires many times of reconfirmations before you really get that perfect translation.

Monday, August 9, 2010

3 Cool Designs For Your New Tattoo 'chinese tattoo'

A Chinese dragon tattoo is a popular choice for many and this is not surprising when you consider the designs available based on this mythological creature. Here are 3 types of Chinese dragon tattoo design that you might want to consider for your next tattoo.

Chinese Dragon Tattoo On Leg

Many people get this tattoo placed on their upper arm and sometimes even extending into the chest. Another good place to have it is on the leg.

For men, the lower leg is often too hairy. Women who shave their legs won't have this problem. Having said that, the most popular site on the leg is the upper part of the thigh, on the outside surface.

This location for a Chinese tattoo of a dragon is great because it usually does not stop at the top of the leg. Often, the head and upper body of the dragon will extend up the side of the torso or to the front of the torso (under or passing the belt line). Sometimes, it may even go to the inner thigh.

Black Chinese Dragon Tattoos

Although many dragons are coloured, by far the most popular are simple black inked tattoos of dragons. The classic tattoo in this style uses a minimum number of lines and is a very simple tattoo. Sometimes this type of tattoo is referred to as a "tribal Chinese dragon tattoo". The word "tribal" when used for tattoos usually refers to the Maori style of solid sections of black ink interspersed with solid sections of white ink.

Even those black ink tattoos with greater detail look great when depicting a dragon. Every scale is drawn and the creature's curved pose makes for an intricate looking tattoo.

Chinese Dragon Tattoo Designs For Women

On the whole, tattoo designs of dragons for men and women are similar. Women used to feminine tattoos might be surprised to know that most designs also look great one women. Some would argue they look even better on women than men due to the way the tattoo of a dragon has a more dynamic look to it and will often extend across more than one body part.

Some women opt for the baby dragon look for their tattoo. This is a more "cute" style of tattoo that has a cartoon look to it. However, most women go for the classic design.

Chinese Dragon Tattoo Meaning

The dragon has great meaning in East and South-East Asia. It is considered a powerful and yet wise creature and is not viewed as a threat to humanity or something to be feared.