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abstract expressionism tattoo

 abstract pictures on skin
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as an art form, tattooing has come a long way. though, maybe it is time to go a step farther with non-representational images on skin. enough of those designs and creatures and words. abstract art now!
—procrastinator, Sep 20 2001

The Enigma http://www.tattoos.com/katzen.htm
Like this? [StarChaser, Sep 20 2001, last modified Oct 21 2004]

Abstract art tattoos! http://tattoos-the....w-skool-tattoos.htm
New skool, radial tattoos. [bonkers777, Dec 31 2008]

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       Maybe later.
—The Military, Sep 20 2001
   

       No, it just means they're idiots. Actually, in retrospect, I take this back; it means just that they like the patterns. I don't see anything wrong with that, really...   

       I once heard a tattoo artist <friend of my brother's> tell a story about someone who came in and asked for 'something tough in Chinese'. The artist did so, and the -ee was later in a Chinatown, and people kept pointing and snickering...finally someone asked 'Why does it say 'Milk' on your neck?'
—StarChaser, Sep 22 2001, last modified Sep 29 2001
   

       ha! that's pretty funny. especially since that same chinese character also means 'breasts'. tough titties...
—procrastinator, Sep 26 2001
   

       <grin> It may have been apocryphal, or a FOAF tale, but it was a pretty good story anyway...
—StarChaser, Sep 29 2001
   


 

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