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Sometimes Fate sends me to interesting tattoos. My commute home generally starts at the 34th Street subway station, on a Brooklyn-bound N Tr... -
It's February 1, which means we are only two months away from the start of a new edition of The Tattooed Poets Project, and I have begu... -
Tattoo by Sean Herman, from the June issue of Holly Rose Review Considering that one-twelfth of the year, Tattoosday sheds its inkspotting ... -
Tattoos are becoming a craze among the youngsters nowadays. Tattoos might be permanent tattoos made by piercing and ingraining a non-remo... -
Tattoo is an art used to express ones individual personality. This art work is done by inserting ink into the layers of skin via needles to... -
The sun is usually seen as a masculine symbol and the moon and the earth as feminine symbols, hence you will often the Sun symbolica... -
I met Marie outside of Penn Station last month after spotting her sleeve of naval designs. She picked this one on the inside of her upper ri... -
Last year, when Karen E. Olson released The Missing Ink , I didn't know what to expect. Here was a mystery writer presenting us with a ... -
I met Georgiana, owner of twenty-two tattoos, and she offered up these two pieces from her inner forearms: Both tattoos were done by her hus... -
I spotted this interesting tattoo while in Penn Station last month: Christina, to whom this piece belongs, called this a "reverse tatto...
