I met Matt last month on the West 4th Street subway platform and stopped to talk to him (and his friend Stormy) about their tattoos. We'll look at what Stormy shared tomorrow, but today, it's all about Matt's hands:
No deep meaning here, other than the hand tattoos coming from Matt's appreciation of Japanese imagery, so the mask and geisha head seemed like good choices.
I can't speak to the details of all the knuckle work, although the dates 1956 and 1950 represent the years Matt's parents were born.
The hand tattoos were inked by Mike Nomy (@mikenomy) from South Shore Tattoo (@southshoretattooco) in Amityville, New York.
Thanks to Mike for sharing his cool tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!
No deep meaning here, other than the hand tattoos coming from Matt's appreciation of Japanese imagery, so the mask and geisha head seemed like good choices.
I can't speak to the details of all the knuckle work, although the dates 1956 and 1950 represent the years Matt's parents were born.
The hand tattoos were inked by Mike Nomy (@mikenomy) from South Shore Tattoo (@southshoretattooco) in Amityville, New York.
Thanks to Mike for sharing his cool tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!
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