Dopamine tattoo on my wrist (and of course, my matching silver dopamine jewelry haha) #ScienceSwag Submitted by neverlookbackinregret.tumblr.com
The Tesla (unit) is the measure of magnetic-field strength. This tattoo is a dedication to one of the greatest inventors to ever exist, Nikola Tesla.
Have I ever uploaded a picture of my tattoo? This is it. More to come.
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My space tattoo. I’m going to submit twice because this was brand new and Ill submit it now that its fully healed. Done by Tyler Malek @ Granite State tattoo NH.
This is my Darwin tattoo. My first tattoo was a simplified version of his tree of like (you can see most of it in the picture). I wanted something more, but something a bit different from a standard portrait. This is a stippling tattoo (made of dots). It was done by Kane of Fox Body Art in Melbourne.
This tattoo is both science and mathy…as a science teacher I wanted to add to my collection something a little more nerdy. My background is biology, so I decided on the phylogenetic tree of life but incorporated Fibinnaci’s Sequence/Golden Ratio Spiral into the shape of the tree…credit to the amazing Katy Raymon at Iron Tiger Tattoo in Columbia, MO.
Submitted by Caitlin Cunningham.
Here’s my tattoo, it’s a function of love and is read as follows: the limit of love of x as x approaches C is equal to infinity. Meaning this is a function of love and as x approaches C (Chris) love reaches infinity. I love it and would like to here some feedback :)
Awesome…
That’s how you fix a tattoo.
When I was a theist one of my favorite quotes was from 2 Corinthians 5. I was all about “Walk By Faith,” and was going to get a tattoo on my foot built around that phrase that I thought was amazing at the time. Fortunately my common sense kicked in before I went through with it. There is no way I would have been able to correct it like this. It would have been a very bad thing. lol
This is great!
When I was in high school, my first tattoo was going to be the super trendy and totally awesome Jerusalem cross on the ankle (don’t worry, I didn’t do it).
Edited to add: HOLY SHIT. I never knew the history of the Jerusalem cross until right now. We were given necklaces with those crosses on them at church camp and I used to wear them with pride. We were told they were “symbols of your commitment to share the gospel.” They are from the freaking crusades!!
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Done for the day only an hour left to go! #NASA #space #astronaut #tattoo #ink #iwanttobeanastronaut #iwannnabeanastrophysicist
