When someone is "not sure" how many tattoos they have, the one they do offer up can seem a bit random.
Take Frank, for example, who volunteered this anvil for us here at http://tattoosmonday.blogspot.com/:
Why an anvil? "I'm a big Looney Tunes fan," he told me. The anvil, falling from great heights, is often a cartoon catalyst for one of those big expanding bumps on the head of say, Wile E. Coyote, for example. Thus the name on the anvil, ACME, which was said coyote's chief supplier of items designed to aid in the capture of the Roadrunner.
This particular piece was inked by Jae Connor at Electric Lotus Tattoo in Boonton, New Jersey. Work from Electric Lotus has appeared previously on http://tattoosmonday.blogspot.com/ here.
Thanks to Frank for sharing this nostalgic tattoo with us here on http://tattoosmonday.blogspot.com/!
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