Halloween is almost here, and we're seeing plenty of Pumpkins on our supermarket shelves!  Pumpkins, the plump orange variation of squash are the things most commonly associated with Halloween. Their origin comes from an Irish myth about a man called Stingy Jack, who tricked the Devil for his own monetary gain. When Jack died, God didn’t allow him into heaven, and the Devil didn’t let him into hell either, and so Jack was sentenced to roam the earth for eternity, with only a hallowed turnip to light the way.  This is where Jack'O'Lanterns come from. 

It's so much fun carving pumpkins with creepy faces and elaborate designs, but we think it's even more fun to have one tattooed on you!  With a whole host of expressions that can be shown on pumpkins, there's a pumpkin tattoo design out there for everyone.  At Magnum Tattoo Supplies where we stock a huge range of orange tattoo ink, we've narrowed down some of our favourite pumpkin tattoos.  Take a look here!

A rather creepy Jack'O'Lantern to kick things off. 

This eerie skull pumpkin is incredible.  We've actually seen some pretty cool pumpkin carvings that resemble this. 

A classic pumpkin face surrounded by some lovely foliage. 

Pumpkin pie!  What better way to make use of your pumpkins once Halloween is over?

A cute pumpkin kewpie!  We love it. 

A beautiful little pumpkin sat in front of a black cat.  Spooky!

This one is gorgeous.  A realistic pumpkin with another marrow, and a candle.  We're huge fans of this beautiful piece. 

We hope you've enjoyed these incredible pumpkin tattoos as much as we have!  We'd love to see any pumpkin tattoos you've created, so if you're going to be making some spooky Jack'O'Lantern tattoos this Halloween then why not get in touch?  We'd love to hear from you!  Don't forget, if you're creating some Halloween themed tattoos, then we have plenty of orange tattoo ink in stock for all of your pumpkin needs. 

Love Toni

Blog & image credits:
http://nextluxury.com/mens-style-and-fashion/pumpkin-tattoos-for-men/

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