Every so often, a Tattoosday post goes bust.
Despite amazing potential, the subject is in a hurry and, for whatever reason, I am never able to fully follow-up with the individual and we are left with a skeleton of a post.
This one's not so bad, however. I met Mari in Herald Square. I believe she is a photographer, hailing from Brazil, but now living in New York.
I took two pictures of her tattoos and then emailed some follow-up questions.
I did receive a response, written in Portuguese, that had an attachment that looked suspiciously like a virus.
So, we're going with what we have and perhaps Mari will follow-up and fill in the gaps, or perhaps not.
Mari has this tattoo on her right shin, a piece of art that her friend Wagner Viana aka GORDO designed (see his MySpace page here):
She also has this fascinating tattoo on her left leg, representing the different sizes of photographic paper.
As a photographer, perhaps she finds this useful to her vocation.
See an example of another practical "tat-tool" here.
The work was all inked in Brazil.
Thanks to Mari for sharing her tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!
Despite amazing potential, the subject is in a hurry and, for whatever reason, I am never able to fully follow-up with the individual and we are left with a skeleton of a post.
This one's not so bad, however. I met Mari in Herald Square. I believe she is a photographer, hailing from Brazil, but now living in New York.
I took two pictures of her tattoos and then emailed some follow-up questions.
I did receive a response, written in Portuguese, that had an attachment that looked suspiciously like a virus.
So, we're going with what we have and perhaps Mari will follow-up and fill in the gaps, or perhaps not.
Mari has this tattoo on her right shin, a piece of art that her friend Wagner Viana aka GORDO designed (see his MySpace page here):
She also has this fascinating tattoo on her left leg, representing the different sizes of photographic paper.
As a photographer, perhaps she finds this useful to her vocation.
See an example of another practical "tat-tool" here.
The work was all inked in Brazil.
Thanks to Mari for sharing her tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!
Post Title
→Mari's Unusual Ink
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→http://mysteryw8loss.blogspot.com/2009/07/every-so-often-tattoosday-post-goes.html
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