Grr! Jersey Shore star JWoww debuts her new tiger thigh tattoo as she strips down to her underwear for Inked magazine

She already has a dragon on her left rib cage.
And wanting to complete what is referred to as ancient symbols of yin and yang, JWoww has now had a giant tiger tattooed on her right thigh.
The 26-year-old Jersey Shore star debuted the new etching by stripping down to her underwear for famed tattoo magazine, Inked.

Inked: Jennifer 'JWoww' Farley shows off her new tiger tattoo as she poses in her underwear on the front cover of Inked magazine

In a Fifties-style cover, the reality star wears an unbuttoned bralette and a pair of pink underpants as she squeezes out a sponge whilst washing a pink vintage car.
Her retro look is finished off with pink flowers pinned in her hair and a pair of spiky stilettos on her feet.
The bold star also wears her signature giant hoop earrings.

Adding to the collection: JWoww has a dragon on her left ribcage and a tribute tattoo on her right upper shoulder for her late grandmother

Jwoww, along with her Jersey shore castmates, has a well-known fondness for ink.
Before her new tiger tatt, the TV star last got a large tattoo inked on her right upper back when she visited a tattoo parlour in Florence whilst filming Jersey Shore last year.
The black artwork, which shows a pair of praying hands and cross, with the words 'RIP' and 'OMA', was done in honour of the reality star's late grandmother, who passed away earlier the same year.

The yin to her yang: JWoww's new tiger tattoo is said to have been done to complement her dragon

'My grandmother passed away in February and her 90th would have been in May, so I was filming there and I found a perfect Florence artist to put my grandmother on me,' JWoww later later told Jimmy Fallon.
Oma is the German term for grandmother.
JWoww also has flower with wings on her right ankle inscribed 'OPA' (presumably in memory of her late grandfather) etched on her skin.
JWoww explained in her interview with Inked magazine that she likes to 'express art on her body'.
'As an art student, I like how people express art on their bodies,' she told the publication.

Flowery: JWoww also has flower with wings on her right ankle inscribed 'OPA' (presumably in memory of her late grandfather) etched on her skin

'My dragon and tiger were both designed by my college advisor, Jon Squid. He was an art student but he's also been tattooing for 10 years.
'I wanted something on the other side of my body to compliment the dragon and Squid told me that the dragon and tiger symbolize good versus evil, like a yin and yang.
JWoww said she wanted to put it on her thigh because she wanted 'to be able to show my tattoos off when I want to and I want to be able to cover them when I don't.'