Marzia Bisognin has a new scrip tattoo on her upper right arm.
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Marzia Bisognin Tattoos
Marzia Bisognin has at least 22 known tattoos:
- music notes, treble clef on her foot
- sun, yin-yang on her upper back
- moon on her wrist
- heart, initial on her upper arm
- female symbol, planet symbol, sun, yin-yang on her spine
- hands on her side
- heart, initial on her elbow
- writing on her forearm
- branch on her upper arm
- italian, writing on her
- bow, flower on her forearm
- eye on her forearm
- easel, flower on her upper arm
- hands on her elbow
- portrait on her upper arm
- lemon, tree on her upper arm
- hands on her forearm
- flowers on her upper arm
- flowers, house on her forearm
- character on her upper arm
- character, sailor moon on her upper arm
- writing on her upper arm
Marzia Bisognin inks to more Japanese cartoons characters on her right upper arm.
Marzia Bisognin gets the Japanese cartoons character “Sana” tattooed on her right upper arm.
New additions done today by @katja_velvettattoo // I got an adorable little house drawn for me by @ankeweckmann , song lyrics and flower fillers. ?”
Marzia Bisognin added new flowers tattoos to her upper right arm.
Marzia got this tattoo on her right forearm in October 2016 at the same time as the lemon tree on her opposite arm. It is two hands making shadow puppets which reminds her of memories of her childhood. She explained on her blog how making shadow puppets helps her sleep and makes her feel less alone:
The second one I got is hands forming a shadow puppet. This brings me back, all the way to my childhood, but is still relevant to this day.
I don’t know if this happens in all kindergartens, but in mine, after lunch, the teachers would put all the kids in a room and made them sleep.
I never ever managed to fall asleep, not once, whilst all the other kids would sleep normally.
You may already know that I didn’t really like going to kindergarten at all – I would cry every morning, I would get closed in the lunch room cause I didn’t finish eating food I didn’t like – and sleeping time also wasn’t a big favourite of mine.
What I eventually came up with was to make shadow puppets with my hands, and make them talk to me quietly, so I wouldn’t feel so lonely.
Still to this day, at times, I have troubles sleeping: generally I can make myself relaxed enough by thinking about a train passing by on a summer night (I used to live near one, and although it may seem like a very annoying and loud thing to find relaxing, I used to love it as a kid), but if that doesn’t work, I will go back to my shadow puppet hands.
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Marzia Bisognin got a tattoo of a lemon tree on the back of her upper left arm in honor of her father and the lemon tree in her childhood home which he cared for. This is one of two tattoos which she got from artist Katja Graaf in October 2016. On her blog, she explained:
The first one I got, today, is a lemon tree. My dad is my hero, he is just so kind and was always (and still is) an example for me. Considering that he grew up in a poor family, and didn’t have access to many things and didn’t complete his education, he is one of the smartest and strongest people I know.
He is very cultured, you can ask him anything and he will most likely know the answer to it. He never shows off. He managed to set up his business, becoming successful, providing for our family.
He is so good in many things, maybe that’s why I never felt the need to select one path for myself, because I could see him do all these different things: sure, he has a main job, but he has plenty of other passions, like archery, travelling, and gardening – to name a few.
He always took care of our garden, making it look like it came from a book. One of the trees I liked the most, out of all the plants he cares for, is the lemon tree. It looks so quirky to me, growing from a small pot, so big and beautiful.
Anytime I go back home to Italy, I see them (he has 3 now) and to remind me of my dad, and everything I look up to, I wanted the lemon tree to be tattooed on me.
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Marzia Bisognin got this cartoon-style portrait of author Banana Yoshimoto tattooed on her arm in July 2016. She commissioned illustrator Anke Weckmann to create the drawing and then had it tattooed by Katja Graaf at Velvet Tattoo in Brighton UK. She wanted the design to be an artistic interpretation rather than a literal portrait. On her YouTube channel she explained:
I asked an amazing illustrator and artist that I follow on Twitter to make a design for me…I don’t know if you can tell who it’s supposed to be because I told her to keep it not too exactly alike to the person that I’m tattooing. But I think she did a great job and I’m very excited about it.
Marzia deliberated a lot where to put this tattoo and hadn’t finalized her decision until the day that she got it. She chose her right arm so that she could have a different theme for each arm. Her left side has tattoos that describe her personality and her right side has her inspirations.
This arm [points to her left arm] — I didn’t want to add to it because all these tattoos are personal to me; they have a meaning related to the way I am. But instead, the tattoo I have back here [showing her right arm] is for my parents. They’re an inspiration for me. And since I’m getting Banana Yoshimoto, which is a huge inspiration to me as well, I thought maybe in the front here.
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Marzia Bisognin and her best friend Emma Pickles have matching tattoos of two hands making a pinkie promise. They got the tattoos on their elbows opposite arms so that it shows when their hands are interlocked. (more…)
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Marzia has a tattoo on her upper left arm of an easel surrounded by flowers. It was done in December 2015 along with two other tattoos. She hasn’t talked about the symbolism of this particular tattoo, however she has said that all of the tattoos on this arm are very personal and describe the way that she is.
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