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Friday, August 22, 2008
Frankie and Her Brother, Forever in Ink
Frankie designed this cartoon portrait of herself with her brother holding hands. The tattoo is on her left bicep. That's her on the right, with the red hair.
She had this inked at Village Pop Inc. on West 4th Street in Manhattan. I caught Frankie on the R train and took the photo on the 95th Street platform in Bay Ridge.
Thanks to Frankie for sharing this poignant tattoo here with us at Tattoosday!
Labels:
Cartoon,
Outer Space,
Village Pop Inc
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