Evan Rachel Wood
The tattoo on Evan Rachel Wood’s back reads “All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream,” from Edgar Allan Poe’s poem “A Dream Within a Dream.”
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The tattoo on Evan Rachel Wood’s back reads “All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream,” from Edgar Allan Poe’s poem “A Dream Within a Dream.”
Matching the “Esta Loca” tattoo is Dev’s “Menina Bonita” tattoo for her other grandmother. She says that these two are her favorite tattoos. Dev explains: “It says ‘Menina Bonita’ which means ‘beautiful girl’ in Portuguese because my Portuguese grandma used to always say that to me.” (more…)
In April 2012, Dev got a pair of tattoos which are her fist tattoos on her legs. On her left thigh she tattooed “James” for her husband James “Jimmy” Gorecki, who is a professional skateboarder. “It’s like one of my more ghetto-er tattoos, but I ride out for my man,” she says.
On Dev’s inner bicep she has the lyrics “We used to talk like lovers,” which comes from The Cateracs’ song “Undercover.” Dev has collaborated with The Cataracs on most of her music and they are also very close friends. (more…)
In June 2013 Dev got a text tattoo covering the inside of her forearm which says “Good Riddance To Bad Rubbish.” It was done by tattoo artist Norm Will Rise, who specializes in stylized text tattoos in hand-drawn script.
Dev got her “Emilia Lovely” tattoo in May 2012 following the birth of her daughter Emilia Lovely Gorecki in December 2011. (more…)
Dev tattooed the letters “RLSM” on the side of her right knee for the initials of her parents: Ricki and Lisa, and two sisters: Sierra and Maezee. She says “I knew I wouldn’t regret that because they’re my family.” She got this tattoo in April 2012 and at the same time got her husband (then-fiancé) James’ name on her upper thigh.
Dev and her mom have matching “and what” tattoos on their wrists. “It says ‘and what’ in case anyone tries to run their mouth, and then we flash our tattoos and go ‘and what!’,” Dev says.
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Dev has a tattoo around her elbow of the words “Esta Loca,” which is Spanish for “she’s crazy” or “it’s crazy” (feminine form). Dev is of Mexican and Portuguese descent and honors her heritage with tattoos in both Spanish and and Portuguese for her two grandmothers. “It says ‘Esta Loca’, because my crazy Mexican grandmother used to say that to me,” Dev says.
The knuckle tattoos on Hanna Beth Merjos’ right hand are: