I spotted Stacey from Washington D.C. in Penn Station, waiting for her train home.
She had this remarkable skull tattoo on her right bicep, which she said, was a tribute to her girlfriend:
It's the first piece of what she says will eventually be a sleeve.
There's something extraordinary about the tattoo, with a surreal paint-splatter effect that I have not seen before.
The colors, in addition, contribute to the uniqueness of this tattoo, which was created by Justin at DC Ink, down in our nation's capital.
Thanks to Stacey for sharing this lovely tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
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