If you’re sending a flying fist at someone, this vampire tattoo on the top of your hand may not inflict more damage, but seems to add to the impact of the message. However, horror images such as these evil looking vampire tattoos doesn’t necessarily mean the person is violent. I think we’re starting to getting past that stereotype these days. Cool vampire tattoo with a great use of color. I like the “msudges of blood” around the mouth.
Portrait vampire tattoos are cool, and when you have two hot vampire females getting their bloodsucking bite on with each other, you know you have a winner! This awesome vampire tattoo was done by Russ Abbott. If you haven’t heard of him or seen his work before, take a peek at his tattoo design gallery!
I don’t know too much about Hello Kitty, but these two people have incorporated the character into vampire tattoos so they must really adore both! Characters turned to vampires will be a neat thing to look for as we add more interesting vampire tattoos to the gallery.
Vampire tattoos in general are pretty sexy, but when you have a vampire couple with a bit of blood splatter on the neck and mouth, you have the makings of a scorching hot vampire tattoo like this one! Ok, so their not actually a vampire couple yet per se, but the victim looks ready and willing to make things work between them. The red from the blood mixed with the black and white is common in this style of vampire tattoo, and that’s because it suits the design and the theme so well. Let’s face it, the big breasts on the (soon to be) female vampire doesn’t hurt! 
For most, the word vampire is closely associated with Dracula, the classic vampire tale. This vampire tattoo is a portrait of Bela Lugosi, who is best known for his role as Draula in the 1931 film (titled Dracula) that was based on Bram Stoker’s vampire story. The pic on the left above is the promo for the film.
