Earlier this summer, I met Florian across from the New York Stock Exchange in lower Manhattan.
He was visiting from Austria, and he was kind enough to share some amazing black and gray work on his forearm:
Each of these three skulls has something unique about them - one had headphones, one has a blindfold, and one has a sealed-over mouth.
Florian explained that this was a different take on the "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil" maxim of the three wise monkeys. Obviously, these are human skulls, but I love the way the artist transformed the concept into a breath-taking tattoo.
The work was done by Roz from Pin Up Tattoo in Vienna, Austria.
Thanks to Florian for sharing this amazing tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
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I met Brianna earlier this month across from Federal Hall in the Financial District. I generally don't like to take pictures of sleeves, because it's hard to do them full justice, but sometimes they are so interesting, I can't resist.
I love the design of this tattoo. Brianna explained that she has always been fascinated by shapes and geometry, and the hexagram in the top photo features a segment of spine, which is a nod to the fact that she has dealt with spinal issues since she was a child.
She credited this work to Lacey Burnett at Twisted Anchor Tattoo (@twistedanchortattoo) in Ocean Springs, Mississippi.
Thanks to Brianna for sharing her cool sleeve with us here on Tattoosday!
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I love the design of this tattoo. Brianna explained that she has always been fascinated by shapes and geometry, and the hexagram in the top photo features a segment of spine, which is a nod to the fact that she has dealt with spinal issues since she was a child.
She credited this work to Lacey Burnett at Twisted Anchor Tattoo (@twistedanchortattoo) in Ocean Springs, Mississippi.
Thanks to Brianna for sharing her cool sleeve with us here on Tattoosday!
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My dear monster... I know you are still there. But i know also now how to keep u calm and quiet...
Six years ago today, Amy Winehouse passed away. I recently received an email from a reader who wanted to share her tribute to the late great singer, and today seemed liked the most fitting day to honor her memory with the post. Meet Gabriella:
In addition to the striking resemblance, the tattoo is pretty amazing, too:
Gabriella credited her work to Olivier Desrochers (@olirockstattoo) from Imperial Tattoo Connexion (@imperialtattooconexion) in Montreal, Canada.
Thanks to Gabriella for helping us honor the memory of Amy Winehouse here on Tattoosday!
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In addition to the striking resemblance, the tattoo is pretty amazing, too:
Gabriella credited her work to Olivier Desrochers (@olirockstattoo) from Imperial Tattoo Connexion (@imperialtattooconexion) in Montreal, Canada.
Thanks to Gabriella for helping us honor the memory of Amy Winehouse here on Tattoosday!
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Last month, at the 35th annual Coney Island Mermaid Parade, I met Sierra, who was kind enough to share her appropriately-themed tattoos on her sides.
First, this octopus:
She credited this work to Siege (@siegeart) from Revival Art Collective (@revivalartcollective) in Phoenix, Arizona.
On the other side of her torso, she has this tattoo:
This one she credited to Moeh Haywood (@Moehskee) who tattoos out of Crimson Hilt Tattoo (@crimsonhiltattoo) in Denver.
Sierra told me the jellyfish and octopus tattoos are a nod to the fact that she studied marine biology.
Thanks to Sierra for sharing her cool tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!
First, this octopus:
She credited this work to Siege (@siegeart) from Revival Art Collective (@revivalartcollective) in Phoenix, Arizona.
On the other side of her torso, she has this tattoo:
This one she credited to Moeh Haywood (@Moehskee) who tattoos out of Crimson Hilt Tattoo (@crimsonhiltattoo) in Denver.
Sierra told me the jellyfish and octopus tattoos are a nod to the fact that she studied marine biology.
Thanks to Sierra for sharing her cool tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!
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Back in May, I spotted Sandy on Broad Street in lower Manhattan. The bright burst of color on her left leg is spectacular and I was thrilled when she agreed to let me take a picture:
From the starfish on her foot, to the sea turtle and jellyfish on her thigh, the color and detail are truly remarkable:
Sandy told me, "I'm actually doing a foot-to-shoulder piece. I'm gonna do water, then land and sky and it's basically things that I'd done with my husband who passed away, so it's kinda like a tribute."
This work was done by Frankie Oneshot (@frankieoneshot) at Bullseye Tattoos (@bullseyetattooshop) in Staten Island.
We're hoping that we'll be privy to more of Sandy's work in the future.
Thanks to Sandy for sharing her awesome sea leg with us here on Tattoosday!
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I met Emory last month at the 35th Annual Coney Island Mermaid Parade (@mermaidparade). She shared this cool tattoo:
For those of you unfamiliar with the Kentile Floors sign, this was a highly visible landmark perched high over the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn.
Louie Ozomek (@louiescustomtattooing) at Hand of Glory Tattoo (@handofglorytattoo) in Brooklyn did a nice job replicating the sign on Emory' biceps.
The sign was dismantled in 2014, but Emory wanted to "preserve its memory" on her arm as a tribute to the familiar symbol that stood in Brooklyn for sixty-five years.
Emory also shared this piece on the back of her other arm:
She got this at Magic Cobra Tattoo Society (@magiccobratattoo) in Brooklyn, as part of a fundraiser called Party to Protect, in support of Planned Parenthood (@plannedparenthood).
Thanks to Emory for sharing her cool tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!
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For those of you unfamiliar with the Kentile Floors sign, this was a highly visible landmark perched high over the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn.
Louie Ozomek (@louiescustomtattooing) at Hand of Glory Tattoo (@handofglorytattoo) in Brooklyn did a nice job replicating the sign on Emory' biceps.
The sign was dismantled in 2014, but Emory wanted to "preserve its memory" on her arm as a tribute to the familiar symbol that stood in Brooklyn for sixty-five years.
Emory also shared this piece on the back of her other arm:
She got this at Magic Cobra Tattoo Society (@magiccobratattoo) in Brooklyn, as part of a fundraiser called Party to Protect, in support of Planned Parenthood (@plannedparenthood).
Thanks to Emory for sharing her cool tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!
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