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Unknown on Saturday, December 25, 2010

Regular readers of Tattoosday will notice that, although I generally follow a chronological order when I share tattoos I have encountered.However, certain pieces, for various and sundry reasons, have been bypassed, and haven't [...]
More about → Christmas House Cleaning
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Unknown on Monday, October 4, 2010

I caught up to Jackie after she passed me in Penn Station and I was delighted when she agreed to share her tattoo with us:It's a truly remarkable piece, and I was thrilled to hear it was tattooed by the amazingly talented [...]
More about → Jackie's Vintage Postcard
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Unknown on Sunday, September 19, 2010

I met Christina one day after work while walking outside of Madison Square Garden.She had this incredible tattoo, which she gladly shared with us here on Tattoosday:This tattoo that covers her upper left arm was actually [...]
More about → Christina's Owl and Lighthouse
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Unknown on Thursday, August 26, 2010

People who are familiar with being featured here on Tattoosday know that there is a process, in which I generally go chronologically, and it often can be several weeks before I post their work.But there are always exceptions.Take, [...]
More about → Travis and Another Perspective of Ganesh
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Unknown on Sunday, April 4, 2010

Today's tattoo comes to us from the poet Mark Nickels:Mark explains:"This tattoo dates from the end of the Clinton era, I'm thinking 1997, 1998. It can't be true, but getting a tattoo feels like the last unmotivated thing [...]
More about → The Tattooed Poets Project: Mark Nickels
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Unknown on Monday, October 5, 2009

This was almost an orphan post, but I have enough to make it work.Last month, I boarded the 2 train, downtown, and was standing next to a young lady with a colorful fairy on her upper right arm:The woman's name was Elura, [...]
More about → Lady Miscue of Delight
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Unknown on Thursday, July 9, 2009

Sometimes Fate sends me to interesting tattoos.My commute home generally starts at the 34th Street subway station, on a Brooklyn-bound N Train.Sometimes, if the train is in the station when I come down the stairs, it is [...]
More about → Fate Leads Me to Abundance