By Allison Dyer Bluemel
Thursday, 24 April 2014
COLLEGIAN ALTLIFE
By Allison Dyer Bluemel
TEXAS---No matter what events are happening around the country, religious tattoos, particularly those representing the Christian faith, continue to be popular. The imagery also gives young men and women a chance to a get a more tattoo that may be more fully supported by their families as they start to delve into body art, according to News-Journal in Longview, Texas. “It’s easier to justify a faith-based tattoo to parents than a tattoo of something else,” Jes Farris, owner of tattoo parlor Studio 13, said in an interview with News-Journal. One of the most common Christian tattoos that Farris sees is the Jesus fish with “faith” written inside of it. [link]
By Allison Dyer Bluemel
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 comments:
Post a Comment