### decoration:

Tattoo
* are a design and to many people are regarded as artwork
  - growing part of the popular culture
  - sort of status symbol for skinheads
  - statement of power and control over a person's body - and by extension, self
  - very transient form of art
  - visible and somewhat permanent method of identification
  - designs
  - down deeper, in the dermis, a relatively permanent skin layer
  - drumbeats
  - frequently unreadable in feral cats unless they are anesthetized
  - hard to see by caretakers and animal control
  - indelible markings of pigment placed under the skin
  - no longer just an art form of the elite or associated with societal deviants
  - often a whim of youth that bring regrets a few years later
  - permanent because the globules are large enough to escape being absorbed by the body
  - popular among teenagers, but increasingly illegal
  - probably almost as old as mankind
  - stories in and of themselves
  - the method of choice for solid-colored animals
  - useless because of their thick hair and dark skin
* can be difficult to remove depending on the type and color
  - take up to six weeks to heal
* come in all shapes and sizes, and they can appear almost anywhere on someone's body.
* communicate identity.
* continue to play an important role in society today.
* done by amateurs produce tattoos of a single, blue-black color.
* includes sections.
* provide positive and permanent identification for dogs and cats.
* result from the injection of ink under the skin to make a design or symbol.
* show what people are like.
* vary in depth, size and ink color and can be found virtually anywhere on the body.

### decoration | tattoo:

Lip tattoo
* are about the easiest to alter and they also fade over time.
* wear well for approximately four to five years and fade over time.

### decoration:

Tessellation
* Some tessellations can move.
* Strictly speaking tessellations are tiles that cover the plane without gaps or overlap.
* are decoration
  - drawings where the artist creates pieces that interlock into a puzzle-like shape
  - juxtaposition
  - patterns formed by repeating tiles all over a flat surface
  - shapes that, when fitted together, cover a flat surface with no gaps
* combination of mathematics and artistic ability.
* demonstrate the symmetry of shapes and patterns.
* have many uses for both mathematicians and scientists.
* is considered an indication of cold hardiness in bamboo
* is the covering of a plane by closed shapes without gaps or overlays
  - process of subdividing a surface into smaller shapes

Trinket
* Some trinkets have bones
  - finger bones
* includes sections.
* is adornment

Wall hanging
* are work of art.
* is decoration

Wind chime
* Wind Chimes Use plumbing pipe to make an indoor wind chime.
  * ' are chimes that are made up of tubes, rods, bells or other objects that are made of wood or metal. Wind chimes are usually hung outside of someone's house near a garden. Wind chimes makes sounds when the wind blows the tubes, rods and bells. In popular music, wind chimes can be used for harmonic music.
  - located in front doors
* makes sounds when the wind blows the tubes , rods and bells.

### decreased:

Saliva production
* brings relief.
* decreases with age, which affects chewing, swallowing, and taste.
* goes on constantly.
* is decreased.

### deep, dark blue:

Royal blue
* deep, dark blue.
* is blue