• Bicep Tattoo Designs

“I suffered, I learned, I changed” is a comparatively conventional Arabic saying. It is represented here on the inside of the bicep on the upper arm. This is different and certainly a popular place for Arabic tattoos, Sanskrit tattoos, and any other ideas that are more profuse than they are outlandish. It’s a neat spot to put a tattoo because it’s very apparent to the wearer, something they can comprehend to recall to them on a daily basis what that tattoo is all about. When you need a pick-me-up, just flex it up!

• Micro Tattoo Designs

• White Ink Tattoos

If you feel like you want something different from the colorful tattoos and even different from a black ink tattoo, well white ink is the one for you. The white ink, however, looks the best on someone who has a darker skin tone. For a paler person, the tattoo will not come up properly. It might look well over tanned skin, so that’s quite an advice for the pale ones who are into white ink tattoos. The best part about white ink tattoo is that even if they are large, they don’t come out as something extravagant. Besides being stylish, they are elegant in appearance too.

• Strength Tattoos

This one again says “strength.” I can see the charm in a piece like this, and, again, the nape of the neck is a popular place for the designs that are small. Darker, bolder lines and “dots” gives this piece a vitality of its own. It stands out much more than the ordinarily flowing thin lines in most of the Arabic tattoos.

• Relaxed Tattoo Designs

With a more relaxed, obscure script, this tattoo still has a distinctly Arabic feel to it in the sleek lines and little dotted accents. This one states “love” on the arm and “life” on the ribs. I admire how they are both so uncommonly distinctive and on two entirely disparate parts of the body, but they still go collectively so well.