Sampaguita artwork now available
January 28, 2010 by Christian · Leave a Comment
5 different reference designs of the Philippine national flower (Samapguita) is now available. Check it out
Sampaguita artwork coming soon
January 25, 2010 by Christian · Leave a Comment
One of the most requested tattoo designs will be available on PinoyTattoos.com soon. Look out for the Philippine national flower in the downloads section soon.
Made in the Philippines
November 23, 2009 by Poty · 8 Comments
This amazing tattoo is from Gerald Genus of Colorado Springs, CO. He covered the entire area of his back with Philippine map, Philippine sun and stars, flowers and the words “Made in the Philippines” (which is obviously the meaning of his tattoo) and “Mark 9.23″.
If you will look closely at the colors blue and red, you will see that those are made from dots. Imagine how delicate and hard it is doing Gerald’s tattoo?
This great job are done by Juan from Ink Splat tattoo & Hardman tattoo.
Opening Up To What He Missed
October 30, 2009 by Poty · 3 Comments
This tattoo has three symbols. The first one is the “Sampaguita” which is the National Flower of the Philippines. Second is the Philippine 3 Stars and a Sun. And lastly are the words “Family Forever” in Ambigram style.
According to Tyler from Boston, MA, he was adopted out of his Filipino family and he is recently opening up to what he had missed.
There was this song with lyrics “babalik ka din” that pertains to those Filipinos who are in abroad. The message is that no matter how far you are you’ll still be back to your homeland.
Same as what’s happening to Tyler right now. Looking back at your homeland is just as good as saluting proudly to what you really are.
3 Stars and a Sun, Sampaguita and Sarimanok
August 31, 2009 by Poty · 5 Comments
3 Stars and a Sun, Sampaguita flowers and Sarimanok are the designs of this tattoo by R. Hahn of Orlando, Florida.
Sampaguita is the national flower of the Philippines. It is white and star-like that symbolizes purity, strength, fidelity, dedication and devotion. On the other hand, Sarimanok is the Philippine name for chicken. It is a legendary bird of Maranao that is also their symbol of art.
The designs are just few of many symbolic pieces that Philippine art have. So come and explore great things and rich culture of the Philippines!
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