Pulse Tattoo with Oroborous Celtic Design family then comes back to a

then comes back to a frame

and joined by spirals from the Scottish Shandwick stone

Finishing it all out to a complete half sleeve is a band of knot work brought up to pull it all together seamlessly and go all the way around under the arm

This man had a special request: a cross with enough banners for all five of his kids' names

A symmetrical pattern designed to cover the entire upper arm and connect in a band around the back

Pulse Tattoo with Oroborous Celtic Design family then comes back to aThe pulse of life, the heartbeat of existence, of light and all we perceive, held fast in the grip of the Oroborous, eating his own tail. The scientist for whom this pattern was created as a symbol of frontier optics research explains it thus: "To me, the red pulse or beat symbolized (and is actually derived directly from) an ultrafast blast of light. I use such pulses of light in my research, and they hold a special meaning to me. However, any short