Star Tattoos

6 of the best sites about star tattoos. Know of another site that should be included here? Leave your suggestions at the bottom of the page. (Related searches: Hidden Name Tribal Tattoo, Lower Back Tattoos, Tattoo Machines)

1.  StarTattoosGallery.com -  Looking for star tattoo inspiration?  This online photo gallery features pictures of star tattoo designs displayed on various body parts such as shooting stars on the foot, a wreath of stars across the chest, and a nautical star with wings, flames and a skull on a man’s calf. (www.starstattoogallery.com)

2. Star Tattoos at Tattoo Johnny - Thousands of star tattoo designs featured here, including shooting stars, tribal stars, nautical designs, military stars and a number of tattoos designed primarily for girls including pink flower stars, and intertwined stars and hearts.  The site also features good information on getting your first tattoo, proper tattoo placement and temporary tattoos. (www.tattoojohnny.com)

3. Nautical Star Tattoo at TattooSymbol.com - This site details the meaning behind the nautical star tattoo. The tattoo, according to the site, is related to Polaris, or The North Star, a key reference point for nautical navigation. It is considered a hopeful symbol of being able to find one’s way on the return home, and the luck that is needed to reach that destination. (www.tattoosymbol.com)

4. Star Tattoos at Check Out My Ink - More than 2,000 pictures of star tattoos from visitors to this tattoo community site. Some standouts include shooting stars on the lower hip, stars and prose down the side of a foot, a nautical sleeve and various other designs. Join for free and upload your own photos. (www.checkoutmyink.com)

5. OMG: Baby’s New Tattoo? - December 20009 blog post on rapper Baby’s newest tattoo — a giant red star square on the top of his bald head. Many celebs, such as Rihanna, sport star tattoos — but not with this bold of a placement. (blogs.bet.com)

6. I’ll Pay for Half of Those Star Tattoos to be Removed, Says the Man Who Engraved 56 on 18-year-old Girl’s Face - June 2009 article details the rift between a tattoo artist and a girl who ended up with 56 stars on her face - although she claims she only asked for three (and fell asleep while he went about his business of applying the other 53). The girl claims it was a language misunderstanding; the artist stands behind his account but has agreed to remove half the ink. (Later stories linked here confirm the girl lied about the blunder.) (www.dailymail.com.uk)