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Tattoo of the Week

19 May 2009 10:04 PM | By Prince Of Petworth in Tattoos

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This one has a pretty cool back story. The owner tells me, it was inspired by some stained glass seen in an old church up in New Hampshire. Very cool.

10 Responses to “Tattoo of the Week”

  1. 19 May 2009 10:53 PM | Reformed Somali Pirate Said:

    Reformed Somali Pirate

    Shiver me timbers !

    Ahoy, me hearty.

    Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum, Matey.

    Reformed Somali Pirate Tantum Eruditi Sunt Liberi

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  2. 19 May 2009 11:52 PM | LNic Said:

    LNic

    Beautiful! And quite a committment, as far as tattoos go. (Not sure if that sentence made sense.)

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  3. 20 May 2009 12:08 AM | el duende Said:

    el duende

    i wonder if they used highlighter and needle to make this or just bic pens

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  4. 20 May 2009 7:50 AM | pia Said:

    pia

    Yay New Hampshire! (Sorry, it’s always exciting to hear references to my homestate).

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  5. 20 May 2009 8:34 AM | Jim Said:

    Jim

    prefer black ink tatts personally, but that’s pretty sweet inkwork.

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  6. 20 May 2009 9:15 AM | u street girl Said:

    u street girl

    Hmm, that says something about my worldview, pia. When I heard “old church up in New Hamphshire” I thought of New Hampshire ave and was going to ask where it was…. man I need to get out of DC more often.

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  7. 20 May 2009 1:39 PM | StubsDC Said:

    StubsDC

    See, I just don’t get tattoos. How is this going to look in 30 years when she’s got wrinkly old lady arms?

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  8. 20 May 2009 1:46 PM | tonysmallframe Said:

    tonysmallframe

    Not too much different than bare wrinkly old lady arms.

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  9. 20 May 2009 2:00 PM | Jim Said:

    Jim

    tony’s right– your body isn’t going to look that great at 80 whether there are tatts or not. indeed, a big tatt might hide some of the degradation of age (unless your artist used crappy inks that significantly degrade with time).

    that being said, i’ve kept my tatts in places less likely to change dramatically with age–ankle, shoulder, between the shoulder blades, bicep, forearm.

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  10. 21 May 2009 8:03 AM | E Said:

    E

    agreed, tony & jim!

    that’s a beautiful tat! love it. i’m all for some nice color.

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