prAna Tattoo
As a young teen, Christina Vinsick was a prAna sponsored climber. Flash forward 14 years, she now has a successful career in the film industry in NYC as an actress, photographer, producer and director as well as her own production company – Folded Leaf Productions.
Christina – it’s great to see that you’re still ‘grounded’ with your prAna roots tattoo! Thanks for sending us the picture!
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I am wanting to get a tatto that has definite meaning to my life. I’m a health teacher and teach every day about eating right, staying fit, and of course, our breath and inner energy. My students think I’m a little out there at times, but over the last few years, the teaching has gotten stronger and my priorities have gotten more out of whack thanks to the addition of two beautiful little girls. I’m hoping that this tattoo will be my defining moment. After seeing the prAna logo and the tags on the clothing, I am definitely going to incorportate these designs into my tattoo. I love yours and can’t wait to add mine to the blog! Best of luck with your career! It sounds quite adventurous!
March 10th, 2009 at 5:19 pmI sincerely appreciate the wonderful folks at prAna for always inspiring me to work to my greatest potential as my true self. As a young athelete Demian always encouraged my active lifestyle and drive to succeed. I’ve carried the principles of prAna in my soul ever since. And now on my skin, as well! Thanks for the support! Check out the prAna link on my websites:
http://web.me.com/christinavinsick
http://web.me.com/whispermealullaby
With Respect,
Christina Vinsick…fellow prAnaholic
March 16th, 2009 at 4:32 pmI am not a sponsored climber (just a climber!) and I also have a tattoo of the prAna logo! I did it about 3 years ago.
March 19th, 2009 at 6:43 amI knew prAna through some of my climbing friends and became quickly a fan!
I was looking for something meaningful for my tattoo and a great design. The prAna logo definitely appealed to me.
I’ll try to send a picture (don’t think i have one of it yet actually!)
Though they were initially considered socially unsatisfactory for ladies, with the selection of stars that are now sporting elaborate tattoos, they are getting more acceptable and popular for women. Of course most ladies need to go with a feminine design that may add a pretty touch to their body.
December 17th, 2009 at 3:23 pmBeautiful ink can be like a piece of art
December 17th, 2009 at 11:10 pmI am looking for a photo of a woman whom was featured in a past prana catalog, she was at a large gathering doing yoga, her arms were overhead and she had a beautiful tattoo going from her elbow to her upper arm, more so on the inner arm. i had saved the image and through a recent move have lost the image. she had dark hair and it was more of an organic linear botanical fluid design. if anyone has an idea of what i may be talking about i woiuld love to find this design. it was probably about four -six years ago that i saw this in a prana catalog.
thank you,
mf
February 14th, 2010 at 1:22 pm