The “deadbolt” with a unique twist is featured in this quirky and aesthetically pleasing Grateful Dead tattoo design.Ī symbol that refers to the Grateful Dead logo makes for a tasteful tattoo for Grateful Dead lovers and we bring you this floral design version. Grateful Dead Lightning Bolt Tattoo via Instagram The bright yellow color of the tattoo makes it look vibrant and fun and we assure you that you will not regret getting it.įor the more daring Grateful Dead enthusiasts, the infamous “dancing bears” remain a popular option as they continue to be one of the band’s most iconic symbols. This cute little tattoo gives the famous dancing bear a fun twist. Grateful Dead Bear Folded Back with Mushroom Tattoo via Instagram
It’s a favorite choice for many Grateful Dead fans. This little animated portrait is sure to touch your heart and we recommend getting a face tattoo to honor the deceased member and his cherished life. No Grateful Dead tattoo collection is ever complete without a Jerry Garcia tattoo. A Jerry Garcia Tattoo for the Grateful Undead via Instagram So, if you are one of the Brokedown Palace or even Dire Wolf fans, then lyrical tattoos like this will definitely sail your boat. While the song itself is famous in its own rights, the band’s fans tend to appreciate the lyrics more than the music, as many of them find resonance in the words. The lyrics are in the middle of the lightning bolt and are a fun little design for fans of this particular song. This time it’s forearm work placed inside the lightning bolt found in the Grateful Dead band logo. The Grateful Dead lyric tattoo from Brokedown Palace via Instagramīrokedown Palace’s famous lyrics “Mama, mama, many worlds I’ve come / Since I first left home” make an ideal Grateful Dead tattoo and Deadheads love this beautiful design. This multicolored bear makes for a lovely, vibrant tattoo, perfect for fans of the Grateful Dead.īears have been ingrained deeply into the culture around the Grateful Dead, taking on layers of metaphorical meaning over the years.
The artist created a replica on the inner biceps of the “Cover of the album History of the Grateful Dead, Volume One (Bear′s Choice). Like the notorious and popular “Dancing Bear” tattoo. Granted, these album covers are an unconventional aesthetic in their own right. The Deadheads chose to show their love for the band in a unique way, by getting their album covers tattooed. The Famous Grateful Dead Bear Tattoo via Instagram The tattoo has been done in neo-traditional workmanship and its vibrancy is sure to draw lots of attention and garner compliments,Ī great opportunity for Deadheads to talk all things Grateful Dead with their peers when they ask about such a fun little tattoo. Here, the artist has created an original and fun and rather mischievous wolf commemorating the band’s music.
This Grateful Dead tattoo finds its inspiration in one of their famous music ever created called Dire Wolf. Wolf Saying Grateful Dead Tattoo via Instagram Placement choices are plentiful, ranging from forearm to chest and back. The beautiful contrast of black and red tones gives a tasteful look.
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