Friday the 13th
Tattooing on Friday the 13th in DTLA(message me for details)Downtown Los Angeles #fridaythe13thtattoos#tattoo#tattooapprentice
Okay, so who else loves Friday the 13th? For me, it's not about being unlucky, it's about embracing the spooky vibes and doing something fun and a little rebellious, like getting a tattoo! I recently got inked in DTLA, and it got me thinking about all the cool stuff surrounding this mysterious day. Many people often ask, "what is the meaning of Friday the 13th?" and "what happens on Friday the 13th?" Historically, it's rooted in various superstitions, often linked to bad luck originating from religious and historical events. Some legends point to the Last Supper having 13 attendees, or even mythological tales of Loki crashing a banquet of 12 gods, making 13 an unlucky number. And of course, the date itself combining Friday (another day sometimes associated with bad fortune) and the number 13. But honestly, for me, it's all about flipping that script! Is Friday the 13th scary? Not if you make it awesome! Instead of dwelling on superstitions, I love to find unique ways to celebrate. Beyond getting an epic tattoo, if you're asking "what to do on Friday the 13th," there are so many options! You could host a horror movie marathon with friends, delve into some true crime podcasts, or even try your hand at crafting some "Friday the 13th themed drinks." Think darkly colored concoctions, perhaps some "alcoholic Friday the 13th drinks" with spooky garnishes. It's all about making the day your own and celebrating the macabre in a fun, lighthearted way. Speaking of tattoos, the whole aesthetic of Friday the 13th is just chef's kiss for ink. I was so inspired by the classic imagery. You know, a cool "Jason Voorhees silhouette" tattoo is always a hit, especially in a striking "black and white" style. The artist I messaged had some incredible flash designs that really captured the essence of the day. I saw designs that reminded me of a dramatic skeletal sword, perfectly capturing that dark fantasy vibe, and even a beautifully eerie framed flower, making something delicate feel a bit sinister. These kinds of "black and white" illustrations and designs are just perfect for Friday the 13th, adding a touch of gothic elegance to the day's legend. It's such a cool way to carry a piece of the "Friday 13th legend" with you. What kind of spooky tattoo would you get?
