More on Tattoos as Works of Art
In his column on tattoos, Dan Neil stated, “I worry the tattoo craze is part of something bigger, a sort of fatalism that keeps people from imagining the future because, somehow, they expect not to see it” (“Britney Forever,” 800 Words, Aug. 14). This opinion would be more appropriate in relation to reality television and Social Security, not the desire to possess an eternal work of art. The bigger picture will never be overshadowed by even the largest tattoo.
Christopher Rodriguez
South Pasadena
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