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Unknown on Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Back in 2009, one of our loyal readers, Sean, submitted a whole slew of his work for our viewing pleasure. You can read the original posts, here and here. Why do I bring this up now? Last summer, Sean sent us more of his [...]
More about → Tattoorism: Sean Returns, Part 1
Posted by
Unknown on Friday, August 13, 2010

As alluded to in the previous days' posts, I got a little carried away with a Friday the 13th tattoo experiment and opened up the idea to readers who contributed the funds for a tattoo ($13 special plus lucky $7 tip).I had [...]
More about → Tattoosday's Trip to Hand of Glory
Posted by
Unknown on Sunday, August 8, 2010

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 right arm:This tattoo reminds her the importance of "loving where you're from" and [...]
More about → Marie's Anchor of Hope
Posted by
Unknown on Sunday, May 2, 2010

On this final day of the Tattooed Poets Project 2010, we have a double treat - the tattoos and poetry of both Jeanann Verlee (here) and her friend Eboni Hogan.What follows is a tat-alogue of Eboni's body art.She prefaces [...]
More about → The Tattooed Poets Project: Eboni Hogan
Posted by
Unknown on Saturday, November 7, 2009

The USS New York was put into service today by the United States Navy.Her hull was forged with steel salvaged from the rubble of the World Trade Center.It's a momentous occasion indeed, and several crew members were in attendance [...]
More about → A Traditional Naval Tattoo on a 21st Century Ship