Another popular tattoo among writers is the Quill & Ink. Here are some of my favorite:
Lori L. Clark – I love watercolor tattoos and wanted a feather pen with the word believe for my writing endeavors.
Lori has been busy this year. Check out her Come Here, Go Away Box Set
Angie Richmond – But my most recent tattoo (which was done June 26th) represents a new beginning for me. It’s a quill with the words This is my journey. It’s located on the inside of my right forearm. It’s a reminder for me to stop and enjoy the moment. That everything I do is part of my journey in life. I wanted the quill because it incorporates the writer in me.
Megan Erickson – My first tattoo is on my ribs (ouch!) and it is a feather quill and ink bottle, with the words, “Carpe diem.” I got that tattoo so that every day, when I looked in the mirror, I was reminded to seize the day, make it count, and WRITE. Two months after I got that tattoo, I wrote my very first book.
Megan has a few new releases, so she got to show up twice.
All three of these tattoos are unique and have a unique meaning to each writer. I love how the same image can have so many different interpretations.
If you have ink and you want to show it off, please let me know in the comments. I would love to feature you on a future #TattooTuesday
Sydney Aaliyah Michelle 
I want something similar, but with a fountain pen, because that’s what I use to write with.
Annalisa, writing A-Z vignettes, at Wake Up, Eat, Write, Sleep
I bet it would hurt on the ribs. That’s tender flesh.
No tattoos here, but those are beautiful. I guess you’re at Camp Nano. Hope that’s going well 🙂
I love the first tattoo in particular! I can’t imagine how painful it must be to get a tattoo on the ribs, let alone the first time. I’d stick with fleshy areas, like the thighs and upper back. I’d also have to get any tattoos in a place where my Orthodox friends couldn’t see them.