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Drawing inspiration from original grandparent tattoos is sometimes very difficult. It seems that tattoos honoring grandparents always be solemn and serious, although the best grandparents never are.
In this article we will give you a few ideas for you to find your tattoo perfect and always keep your grandfather in mind in an original way and sometimes even disguised. Read on to find out!
Unoriginal tattoos
First of all, before giving you ideas, let's rule out the less original grandparent tattoos. These include, for example, dates. It is typical to get a tattoo in which the name of your grandfather (or directly the word grandfather) with the date of birth and, if applicable, death.
The dates, combined with other typical elements (anchors, hearts, crosses ...) are one of the least original tattoos to remember that special person.
Now yes, the most original designs!
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If you want original grandparent tattoos, the first thing you should do is think about your grandfather. How is? What do you like? What reminds you of him? From now on, you can consult this list of ideas to make it easier for you to get inspired:
- Think about your hobbies. Your tattoo can remember them, for example, with a fishing rod, a radio, a canary ...
- Get inspired by things that are only hers. Like his smile, but also objects that at first glance are insignificant but that remind you a lot of him. A comb. The horrible tie that he always wears at weddings, christenings and communions. The Varón Dandy jar that he always keeps in the bathroom, the cookies he always gave you for a snack ...
- If you fancy something realistic, you can go for a portrait. Pick one that looks what it is like, the one that doesn't pose. Better still if it is a photo of the two of you, for example, playing in the park, helping you ride a bike ...
- Get inspired by how he spoke. Your future tattoo may be something as simple as that saying he always said when he had the chance.
We hope we have inspired you with these original grandparent tattoos. Tell us, do you have a tattoo in honor of your grandfather? Let us know in the comments!