Sometimes life can feel like it’s all about the Benjamins, which can either be viewed in a positive or negative valence light. Other tattoo ideas emphasize a sneaky, sly grin, implying more malevolent tropes and themes surrounding the concept of wealth. The following pieces of body art display the dimensions of the character interpretation of the Monopoly Man, sometimes showing the expression as the emblem of innocence. The board game itself either brings families together or breaks them apart - we can all agree on that. What better way to immortalize an iconic board game than to have it inked on your skin? The Monopoly Man, originally known as Uncle Pennybags, is a symbol all over the world of the contented, happy-go-lucky, rich elderly man. I’ve also included cool 100 dollar artwork and Benjamin Franklin portraits that are sure to inspire just about any man. You’ll discover a wealth of masculine tattoo design ideas, from bills to coins. If riches and wealth are on your mind, take a look at these top 50 best money tattoos for men. In other words, strive for a better quality of life but understand that you must be patient before receiving your reward. Not to mention that with it comes the virtue of responsibility otherwise, you’ll go broke.Ī money tattoo design is a constant reminder to stay organized and focused until the end. In another light, money can be a symbol of hard work, passion for success, and dedication to business. Sure, you can’t buy eternal life, but you can pay for medical care to prolong life and postpone death with it. For others, the value of money lies in freedom.įor instance, currency artwork can represent good health. However, finance talk aside, bank notes can symbolize more than just status, greed, and power. With money comes the power to buy any material comforts in the world, from suits to yachts if you want it, you’ll need to spend a pretty penny on it. When it comes to stacking cash, some call the piles of bills the root of all evil, while others claim they’re merely fun coupons.
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