Last Name Tattoo Pictures
Anybody have tattoo ideas?
I’m getting a hip tattoo(not now, but soon) and I want to get it in remembrance of my grandfather,
He was in the Korean War and I believe World War II and I would like to get something involving one of those wars with his last name somewhere on it, which is De La Cruz.
If you have any pictures or ideas of tattoos I’d really appreciate it.
Thanks :]
P.s. Please nothing involving the American Flag, it’s way too common.
Also, he died 5 years ago from cancer so he survived the wars.
Woo go grandpa!
Oh I just checked one of his medals and yes, he was in World War II.
i agree with the poppy thats really cute also you might like a sparrow holding a banner in its beak, you could get your grandfathers name in the banner. sparrows have lots of symbolization one of them is journey.. and im sure living through and fighting in those wars was a journey, also they symbolized a safe return home.. you can google for more info
heres an example:
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_DMsvL7sD9Pw/SNhjbZWp6LI/AAAAAAAAA5M/wY8k_Pa4NWE/s400/swallow-tattoo.jpg
http://z.hubpages.com/u/74103_f260.jpg
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_YZSqDcG84Pc/Rd2327kFQqI/AAAAAAAAABw/T_V_2ggRqkw/s400/sparrowconcintacolor.jpg
Talana’s second tattoo – last name on her foot
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