Fairycore back tattoo

The self-love tattoo ideas we see inspire our spirit. They do as the name says — look beautiful on the body and give some motivation to the people who see them. A motivated person is friendlier, and a self-love tattoo is the best cure for pessimism that might reside inside the mind. However, some preparations are needed for motivational tattoos like these to work.

Felt like it was about time I shared this piece which I the absolute best time completing the other week! This fairy grove was done to compliment and add to a willow flower fairy that I did as one of my first pieces as an apprentice/junior artist :)) always love doing flower fairies and getting to create this little whimsical wonderland was so much fun!! #tattoo #cottagecore #fairycore #cottagecoretattoo #fairytattoo #flowerfairy #botanicaltattoo #mushroomtattoo #halfsleeve

If you’re a hardcore fan of cute simple tattoos, you already know that the world is your oyster. From the classic rose to the ever-popular anchor, there are so many different designs out there that you can choose from. While some people have no qualms with having a full sleeve or leg piece, others prefer something more fine-drawn. And if you fall into that latter category? Well then, we’ve got just the thing for you!

Rachel🌿🖋🍂 on Instagram: "Oh to live in a fairy garden surrounded by foxgloves and sitting on mushrooms🥲 had a class time doing this flash piece ankle wrap for the most wonderful client, yall may have seen it on my reel the other day but thought it deserved a closer look hehe! :) #tattoo #fineline #fairytattoo #fairycore #cottagecore #botanicaltattoo #mushroomtattoo"

This is a long one, so I’ll start with a TLDR - grand-uncle dies in military plane crash of B-29 Superfortress over Florida in 1945 between the two atomic bombs dropping. Grand-nephew finds his son 70 years later, attends the wedding of grand-uncle’s grand-daughter, wakes up late, and randomly winds up sitting behind a woman with a giant tattoo of a B-29 Superfortress. When I was growing up, we called my father‘s grandmother “Nanny.