I met Carlos at the
New York City Tattoo Convention earlier this month, and he shared this great tattoo:
Carlos told me that this tattoo was inspired by his appreciation of the Buddhist way of thinking.
It's a great black and gray piece, with that extra pop from the color from the cherry blossoms.
He credited
Needles at
East Side Ink in New York City. Needles' work has previously appeared on Tattoosday
here and
here.
Thanks to Carlos for sharing his tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
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There's a guy I've seen around for the past couple of years who I've been dying to ask about his tattoo.
I finally inquired last week and he agreed to share the tattoo, but wished to remain anonymous:
He credited this Celtic cross to
Needles at
East Side Ink, in New York City.
We'll have something else later in the week by Needles, as well.
Thanks to the gentleman above for sharing his head tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
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I met Marshall at the end of May in Penn Station and snapped a photo of his leg tattoo:
This is an image from the first
human anatomy book by
Andreas Vesalius, circa 1543.
The tattoo artist is
Needles from
East Side Ink.
Thanks to Marshall for sharing with us here on Tattoosday!
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