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“#greco” Tattoos

Pig Foot tattooed and preserved by Kayla Greco of Olympus Heights in Ozark, Missouri

APOLLON #sculpture #sculpturetattoo #apollon #ancientgreek #greco-roman #grecoroman #greekmythology #MythologyTattoos #bishop #bishoprotary #inkspiration #ink #inklover #stattoo #minimal #minimaltattoos #shade #inked #thessaloniki #skg #greece

This is the Greek spelling of the word “Agape.” Agape is a Greco-Christian term referring to love, "the highest form of love, charity" and "the love of God for man and of man for God". This serves as a reminder to show patience and sacrifice towards people around me.

"O símbolo da flecha está ligado a ideia de eternidade e de objetivo concluído/alcançado. A flecha tem um significado mitológico também, pois na mitologia Greco/Romana os deuses usavam as flechas no mundo dos homens para sacramentar algo e tornar eterno e imutável." ________________________________________________"The arrow symbol is linked to the idea of eternity and goal completed / achieved. The arrow has a mythological significance as well, because in Greek / Roman mythology the gods used arrows in the world of men to sacrament something and make it eternal and unchanging. " .

The Punisher by Nate Greco (via IG -- nategrecoart) #nategreco #punisher #comis

Mariachi Tattoo by Michael Greco #mariachi #mariachiskeleton #mariachiskull #dayofthedead #diademuertos #mexico #mexican #MichaelGreco

Beautiful Greco-Roman Justice shoulder, by Kyle Stacher. (via IG—thiefhands) #blacktattooing #dotwork #kylestacher

Flowers in a Greco-Roman vase, by Louis Loveless. (via IG—louis.loveless) #blackwork #blackworker #bold #contrast #illustrative

“Melissa” Deriva dal greco, e proviene dal termine mèli, "miele". Il suo significato è dunque "colei che fà miele", ovvero l'ape. 🐝

A flecha tem um significado mitológico também pois na mitologia Greco/Romana os deuses usavam as flechas no mundo dos homens para sacramentar algo e tornar eterno e imutável. Também pode se representar o desenho de flecha como ideia de velocidade, foco e conquista de metas e objetivos.