Showing posts with label Judaism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Judaism. Show all posts
Monday, June 22, 2009
My Third Tattoo: A Hand Steeped in Faith
Last June, I wandered into a 711 and met a tattoo artist named Pete, who works under the moniker Sweetpea. Like most artists, he himself has amazing work. However, I was camera-less that day, so I gave him a flier and we went our separate ways.Later that week he e-mailed me and we scheduled to meet and talk about tattoos. We hit it off nicely and, in one of the perks of writing Tattoosday, I
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Judaism,
Kaves,
Made in Brooklyn,
Sweetpea
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Alvin's Hamsa Honors His Grandfather, a Holocaust Survivor
I appreciate irony, but please note that I submit this post on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calender, with the utmost respect. If I somehow offend, please forgive me.I met Alvin on Penn Plaza, my favorite inkspotting locale, and noticed he had several visible tattoos. Had it been summer, and warm, perhaps I would have seen his Jack Skellington tattoo (sorry googlers, none here!), but
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