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Ink Man Observation

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The picture that I call Ink Man is a little strange to me, there’s not that much to look at but then again there are little things you can pull out from looking at this picture. In the photo there are to men in a dark room but I suspect it to be some sort of tattoo parlor. There are two men in this picture, one is a spiky haired Brad Pit look alike, and he is the tattoo artist it appears he is intensely focused on his work of tattooing a face onto the other man’s forearm. The other gentleman looks to be a big dude with a lot of dope tattoos. Looking closely at the man getting his arm tatted, it appears all of his tattoo designs are faces all up and down his arm. That I fond kind of different but cool. That’s one thing I would like to know is

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