Tattoo shop, Elizabeth St, Surry Hills. With the prevalence of tattoos these days, it is a wonder that tattoo shops are not more mainstream, although one could argue the element of mystery and rebellion is part of their appeal. Either way, they could be promoting their business a lot better. I thought these two graphics are more than eye-catching, imagine what they would look like (especially at night) if they were backlit ?
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