Reading and hearing everyone’s stories and how they relate to the meaning of this song really got me thinking of how important BTS’ messages are and how much they can communicate through their music. I instantly thought of making a tattoo design for this song because tattoos that symbolize something are really lovely to me and to many others in this world.
I made this design for those who felt a deep connection with the song and it’s meaning/message having to do with hoping to never fall out of the way something you’re passionate about makes you feel. So here is a symbol to hold on to the things you love and how it makes you feel alive. Something that symbolizes something that will always be a part of you no matter the relationship with it.
(free to use as a tattoo, but if used and posted a picture of it, please credit me by tagging me:
DM to claim (35 EUR per designs, 40 EUR each for number 39, 40 and 41) payment via Paypal, once claimed it cannot be taken again) Please do not steal and do not tattoo unless you claimed it ~
Sixth batch and as promised more Mr. Shinebright ~
DM to claim (35 EUR per designs, 40 EUR for number 56 and 57, 25EUR for 58 and 59) payment via Paypal, specify the design and ask if still available first, once claimed it cannot be taken again) Please do not steal and do not tattoo unless you claimed it ~
Hii again asking what you’d like to see for the next tattoo flashes batch! Since you liked the last one, I might try different things and more complicated designs too
tattoo-ish henna <3 was thinking of papyrus when I made it, so ✌️ bones lol
before and after! (apply henna, leave for awhile, wash off, and it’ll stay a few days)
[ID: henna, a natural dye commonly used for temporary tattoos, on a left hand. the designs are a rose on the back of the hand, surrounded by leaves, thorns and little hearts, and bones scattered around the hand. the bones are stylized like the bone attacks in undertale. there is a bone on the index finger, the inner wrist, and the bone just past the wrist, on the left side. the bones on the wrist have two hearts on either end, vertically. the first picture is of the back of the hand, when the henna was first applied, the second is after it has been washed off, and the third is of a closed fist. the nails in the first picture are bare, while the nails in the second and third picture have been painted, with red flecks on transparent gloss. end ID]
