Jon Paul's Three Cities

Last August, I met Jon Paul,  writer and content producer for the web site Poptimistic (http://www.poptimistic.com). He shared this tattoo, one of three he has, from his upper right arm:

Jon Paul's focus on Poptimistic is travel and food. He credits the work to the artist Friday Jones, who does custom tattoo work out of Senses New York Salon & Spa in the Flat Iron District. I mentioned Ms. Jones back on Tattoosday in 2009 here.

Jon Paul explained that he originally met Ms. Jones in New Orleans when she did "the very first tattoo [he] got ... the compass that the rest of the tattoo is built around." About a year later, he elaborated, "I went back to her and said, 'Now I want you to build a whole piece around my three favorite spots in the world.' So she designed it custom from that." She did it over three sessions.

Represented among Jon Paul's three favorite places are New York City, where he calls home:

The Big Apple is represented by the Statue of Liberty and by the iconic Art Deco style of the landmark Chrysler Buillding.

Paris is represented by the Eiffel Tower:

Sydney, Australia is represented by it's recognizable Opera House:

Jon Paul said " Sydney I love just for the sheer beauty of it and the people ... are lovely." Jon Paul elaborates further on why he loves Australia in this post, which includes another photo of his tattoo.

Thanks to Jon Paul for sharing his tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!


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Hair Cuts 2012 New Look

Glamour girls steal men hairstyle. Man-like look is sophisticated and it always takes a real woman to pull it off. So among women short hairstyles 2012 we can observe the same trends as we see in men hairstyles 2012. Romantic rebel – the hair on the top of the head is longer and it is styled upwards with the help of a hair gel. Short hair parted extremely on the left or right will give you a “good boy” look. Messy curls will soften the look and add some feminine charm.

 

You can also use a hair band or a hairpin with a flower. Glamour short hairstyles 2012 foto. Many women are afraid to chop off their long hair into short hairstyles as they are afraid that having short hair would make them look masculine and less feminine. This is however untrue, as there are plenty of short hairstyles which would still bring out the feminine and girly side of women. It is all about knowing which short hairstyles are the best.

Hair Cuts 2012

Women with very curly  as well as very thick hair should avoid short cuts, as it is nearly impossible to manage and will not be a popular hairstyle in 2012. Super short hairstyles with low maintenance are going out of style, and easy “wash and wear” styles will be among the popular hairstyles in 2012. There will be less short hairstyles with spiky pieces, angled pieces, razor cuts and drastically long pieces in the front. I think the reason why bob hair become so popular as hairstyles 2012.

ladies of all years and regularly developed a chance to time is because it works with any locks type, locks structure, locks color, locks size or face shape and the best piece is that it can fit women of all years of all years. Also, the bob hair is providing smart yet classy appearance. Most of ladies of all years who wear with bob hairstyles are business women of all years and produced college women.

Richard's Mayan Calendar Honors His Heritage

Just two weeks ago, back in the first month of the current year, 2012, which as many may have heard, is the last year in the Mayan calendar, I met Richard in Penn Station. He has this amazing tattoo on his upper right arm:

He had just finished the last section of the tattoo a couple weeks earlier. The piece is a cultural tribute to his and his family's Mexican heritage.

This was done by Chuck Bondo at Station 1 Tattoo in Huntington, New York.

Thanks to Richard for sharing this great tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!

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TeRrY

via: stussy x soto / terry richardson 

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Different sleeve styles are preferred for these designer blouses. The fashionable saree blouses are the symbol of womanhood. They can be simple, designer or customized. Designer blouses today have gained equal stature as any other attire. The designer blouses specify current fashion trends.

Kristina's Ambigram - Dream/Believe

It may be warm here in New York today, but last month we had a typical January day where temperatures were seasonably frigid. Not necessarily great inkspotting weather, but I ran into Kristina in Penn Station after seeing this tattoo on her calf:

This is an ambigram, which is a design that reads differently, depending on the way you look at it. It appears as the word "dream"

If you flip your perspective, you see a similarly-inspiring message:

That says "believe".

Kristina credited an artist named Scott in Farmingdale, New York. I will take a leap and assume this was done by Scott Trerrotola at Tattoo Ritual. It should be noted that Scott recently opened a new shop in Bellmore called Alchemy Tattoo Arts. The artist is otherwise unknown.

Thanks to Kristina for sharing this, one of her four tattoos, here with us on Tattoosday!

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