As we continue our quest to cross the subways of New York in alphabetical order, detecting the ink as we go (see the summary of the adventure here), you will remember that we left it yesterday while waiting on the subway platform for the train. G.
G-train operates with only four metro cars, so profits were scarce.
I received my first rejection of the day at 10:50 am, from a woman with a tattooed blade on her arm. As a result, he decided to return to Fulton Street and return in the opposite direction.
10:53 Back in a G in Brooklyn,
The success follows shortly after my meeting with Zach, who shares this unusual piece in his leg:
Zach tells me this is based on the work of Santiago Caruso, a surrealist artist from Buenos Aires, Argentina. The tattoo was created by Tommy from Tattoo Lou's o Long Island about ten years ago.
Thanks to Zach for sharing this cool tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
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