Maria's Family Tree, Flowering

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    The second tattoo from the 5th Avenue Festival on June 1 belongs to Maria.

    Maria's tattoo on her right bicep, was one of the nicest pieces I saw all day, and I saw quite a few. The simple elegance of the artwork was striking, and a perfect example of a "less is more" outlook toward tattoos.

    The concept is simple: a tree, abstractly drawn with flower blossoms. Each flower represents the birth month of a family member.


    The top two blossoms are for her parents, born in May (Lily-of-the-Valley) and September (Aster).

    The next two represent Maria (December - Narcissus) and her husband (November -
    Chrysanthemum).

    The next two are for her son (April - Daisy) and daughter (January - Carnation), and the one on
    the bottom, "because we couldn't leave him out," is for Lucky, the family dog (October - Cosmos).

    This stunning piece was tattooed by Rob at Brooklyn Ink. Work from Brooklyn Ink has appeared on Tattoosday previously here.

    Thanks to Maria for sharing her tattoo with Tattoosday!

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