Philippine flag, 3 stars and a sun plus Philippine island is from John from Germany. This is his second tattoo and his not yet done with this. He is planning of putting his father, mother and brother’s name around it.

Theriza Marie of Angeles City, Philippines quoted “When you plant forgiveness you will reap reconciliation”. Just like planting plants with love, it will spring beautifully and lovely.

That is what the bearer wants to show in her tattoo. Forgiveness that comes from the heart is a new beginning. Forgiveness is the start of fresh relationship that will eventually bloom into a beautiful one.

Outlined Philippine Island from Christopher out of the San Francisco Bay Area.

This photo shows us how tattoo is being transferred to one’s skin. As you can see, getting tattoo is not a shaggy dog story as it gives pain to the bearer. But on the lighter side it gives them the fulfillment, satisfaction and self – identity.

This photo is from Juan Medina which he entitled “My First Tattoo” and with a message “Brisamar my true love”. Guess you already know what his tattoo is for.

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To illustrate how beautiful Philippine flag is the reason why Jojo Alfonso had this Philippine sun tattoo. Unlike any other, Jojo came up with the sun only excluding the 3 stars. For him, Philippine sun is splendid alone.

Philippine Sun could be found in Philippine flag together with the 3 stars.

Juan Pablo Pino, a Colombian soccer player was allegedly arrested in Saudi Arabia for publicly displaying a tattoo of Jesus on his arm. How is this related to Filipinos? Most of the tattoo artists in Saudi are Filipino but have to operate on the down-low because of the strict Shariah laws.

The Arab News also reported that Filipino tattoo artists are operating illegally in Saudi Arabia, providing Saudis tattoos from makeshift parlors in their homes. Tattoo-seekers pay upwards of 70 percent more than the going rate in other countries because tattoo artists are so difficult to find.

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No doubt, Filipinos are hardworking ones. In the country and in abroad, no one can beat the perseverance and dedications of Filipinos. They can live in whatever country and will do everything for the sake and betterment of their family.

And as tribute, Joe of Stockton CA had this tattoo to represent his family and whole Filipinos as well.

Do you notice, Filipinos are everywhere around the world. And that makes them world class.

An outlined Philippine Island is what Travish from Oxnard, CA had on his arm as a representation of his root. Like other half blood, Travish is one proud half-Filipino. Since he is living outside the Philippines, his tattoo reminds him of his origin and that he should also live like a Filipino.

Some say people gets themselves tattooed because they want to show their revenge on matters that broke or hurt them like love, family, etc. Same like Michael from Philippines,  he had this tattoo as a representation of his broken family. He describes the meaning as “I am a Fallen Angel from above, I still forward to become human. I got executed by falling inlove to a mortal”.