If you do a general Google search for Tattoo or Forearm Tattoo designs, you will more than likely come across the Chopper Tattoo website (and the associated image below). 

Chopper Tattoos was put together by a team of tattoo experts who are well known within the tattoo industry for their contributions to tattoo design and tattoo art.

Chopper Tattoo is a tattoo design website with a database of about 4000 tattoo’s, specifically set up to help you choose a design for your next tattoo.

You can download and print as many designs as you like, and can combine different designs to make your own custom tattoo.

There are many different tattoo categories (about 38) to choose from in the membership area of Chopper Tattoo.  Once you’ve found a design you like, simply select it and you can print it out to take to your chosen tattoo artist.

Membership Costs

In my opinion the Chopper Tattoo memberships are priced fairly.   The site offers a flexible membership, depending on the length of time / amount of tattoos you require.

- 1 Month – $19.95
- 2 Months – $24.95
- Lifetime – $34

So if you only want one tattoo, then a one month membership is really all you are likely to need.  But if you are wanting multiples, then you probably want the lifetime membership.

Chopper Tattoos – Negatives

The signing up process is a bit sparse.  I am naturally wary of entering my name and e-mail address.  To their credit though, I must admit that I haven’t been bombarded with junk e-mails or spam as a result.

You will need plenty of time to trawl through the site – there is some really cool stuff on the site which is mostly a distraction. 

Chopper Tattoos – Positives

The site is very easy to use, it doesn’t matter if you are a complete beginner or an expert.  Just follow the simple steps and you will get the tattoo you are after.  As you become familiar with the way the site works you will get more out of it.

You don’t need to buy anything else.  If you have your computer and printer, that is all you need.

Chopper Tattoo categorizes the designs to make it easy to find what you are looking for. The popular designs includes Tribal Tattoos, Forearm Tattoos, Dragon Tattoos, Cross Tattoos, Star Tattoos, Lower Back Tattoos, Butterfly Tattoos, Celtic Tattoos, Fish Tattoos, Egyptian Tattoos, Gothic Tattoos and Armband Tattoos.

You can find tattoos according to size, color and keywords and so that you don’t have to pass on several pages to find out your design. 

Click here to go to the Chopper-Tattoo site

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Pictures for Tattoos.  If you are looking for some pictures of tattoos, then I would suggest trying a Google search using the image library – there are millions of images to search through.

If however you have decided on the type of tattoo and you are looking for a more specific design to transfer to your forearm or any other area of your body, you could try one of the following companies (they all give 100% money back guarantees, which is worth knowing).

The sites below provide literally thousands of tattoo design ideas. All you have to do is register and choose your design, print it off and take it down to your local tattoo parlor.

Chopper-Tattoo (provides you with literally thousands of award winning tattoo designs – easy to browse)

Tattoo Me Now (3,523 designs (and growing!) in 40 categories with over 37,000 customers).

Print My Tattoo (7,500 tattoo designs ready to be printed and used, with unlimited downloads).

Feel free to send us photographs of your forearm tatts which we will put up on our blog.

If you purchase from any of the companies above we may be compensated.

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Under Forearm Tattoos
Forearm tattoos of course are really nothing new.  In fact this was one of the most popular places to get tattooed back in the 40’s when soldiers were off fighting in World War II.  In fact my grandfather himself had a nice pinup girl tattoo on his forearm.  However, these are not your grandfather’s tattoo boy so hang in there.  These are under the forearm right along the bone area.  Yes they are painful and it should not be your first tattoo ever.  However, if you can bear with the pain you end up getting a really hot looking tattoo and a perfect area for a written or word tattoo design.

Rib Cage Tattoos
Rib cage tattoos are very popular right now and it is a very unique and original place to get a tattoo design.   These work great for any type of large tattoo such as a pinup girl, a dragon or even an anchor tattoo.  However, the best is a written literary word tattoo.  It could be a popular saying, a foreign word or the lyrics to a song that holds significance to you.

Collarbone Tattoos
Collarbone tattoos have been around for a long time but they have always been for the dedicated few.  Like a forearm tattoo, rib cage tattoo a collarbone tattoo design is often pretty painful to get.  Yet they look great for written literary tattoo designs.  The saying in a collarbone tattoo can kind of arc up in a semi half circle shaping around the bottom of the neck making for a really great looking design.

Ambigrams
The last but also one of the most quickly growing and popular written tattoo designs is the ambigram tattoos.  Ambigram tattoos are essential tattoos that are composed of two words with almost the same number of letters in each word.  The two words are then combined in a unique way to make t one of the words read right side up and then when the design is flipped over the other word can be read.  So one way it might read Angel and then flipped upside down it reads Devil.  These are great for designs where there is an opposite.

 You have to check out this incredible site full of great free tattoo designs, ideas and galleries at Celtic Cross Tattoo. You will also find Cherry Blossom Tattoos very userful.

Other tattoo ideas can be found at the sites below.

Chopper-Tattoos (provides you with literally thousands of award winning tattoo designs – easy to browse)

 Tattoo Me Now (3,523 designs (and growing!) in 40 categories with over 37,000 customers).

Print My Tattoo (7,500 tattoo designs ready to be printed and used, with unlimited downloads).

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