So what do I do with a tattoo photo that has been abandoned and forgotten?
Why post it here, of course.
Back on May 10, I met a guy in Penn Station and took a picture of his tattoo, which he referred to as his "Hungry Lion":
And then, before I could talk to him further, his girlfriend emerged from the bathroom and he told me they had to catch a train.
He had a Tattoosday flier, but never e-mailed me.
So if anyone wants to adopt this tattoo, leave a comment. Or, if you know who the artist is, please let me know.
Thanks to you, Dude, wherever you are, for sharing your cool tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
Why post it here, of course.
Back on May 10, I met a guy in Penn Station and took a picture of his tattoo, which he referred to as his "Hungry Lion":
And then, before I could talk to him further, his girlfriend emerged from the bathroom and he told me they had to catch a train.
He had a Tattoosday flier, but never e-mailed me.
So if anyone wants to adopt this tattoo, leave a comment. Or, if you know who the artist is, please let me know.
Thanks to you, Dude, wherever you are, for sharing your cool tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
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