Showing posts with label Naval Tattoos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Naval Tattoos. Show all posts
Erin's Tribute to Thomas, Her Grandfather
Back in June, I met Erin on the subway, and she shared this section of her inner forearm:This tattoo is a tribute to her grandfather, Thomas, who served in the U.S. Navy.The work was done at High Street Tattoo in Columbus, Ohio.Erin explained: "I just told [the artist] that I wanted something that would relate to the Navy, I guess, so that's the anchor. I like Old School tattoos, I like Sailor
Andrea's Half-Sleeve with Mermaid
Today we are checking out an awesome traditional half-sleeve by Charlie Foos at Reade Street Tattoo Parlour. I spotted it on Andrea outside of the Fuse studios on Seventh Avenue in Manhattan:Andrea told me this was completed in three sessions of three and a half hours each and was inspired by s piece of jewelery. "I bought this pendant of a ship," she said, "and I decided I wanted a half-sleeve
Repost for Memorial Dsy: A Traditional Naval Tattoo on a 21st Century Ship
This post originally appeared on November 7, 2009. I felt it was appropriate to re-post on Memorial Day, 2011: The USS New York was put into service today by the United States Navy.Her hull was forged with steel salvaged from the rubble of the World Trade Center.It's a momentous occasion indeed, and several crew members were in attendance with dignitaries earlier this week at the World Series.As
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