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Jack Donovan.com hypes Hori Smoku

12/28/2009

Stewed, Screwed and Tattooed

New blurb about a recent Sailor Jerry documentary over at The Spearhead.

If you know anything about tattoos, you know his work. His trademark designs feature themes of “Man’s Demise,” a brand of manly nihilism that recalls the lyrics of the Hank Williams song “I’ll Never Get Out of this World Alive.” Likely owing to his war-bound clientele, Sailor Jerry’s man is tough and scrappy, but ultimately just another one of Fate’s marionettes. You owe it to yourself to check this one out for its manly, earthy humanity.

Jack Donovan.com

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