Americans mark Trump’s election victory with themed tattoos
Skin deep: Some Americans are getting tattoos to mark Donald Trump's stunning upset victory.
As the world prepares for four or more years of a Donald Trump presidency, some Americans have chosen to mark the billionaire’s appointment to the nation’s top job a little more permanently.
An array of creative Trump-themed tattoos have begun cropping up on social media, with some expressing approval of the new President-elect and others disdain.
One person had the words “Trump is not my F*****g President” emblazoned on their torso, while another disapproving American chose the ‘poo’ emoji to symbolize Mr Trump’s iconic hair, complete with hovering flies.
Others forwent the humour – with one tattoo artist showing off a piece she inked on a man’s calf that depicts the incoming president as an evil ram.
“Fun piece today to mark the occasion #trumpforpresident #not #blackandgrey #trumpportrait #thecrowsnestsa #eviltrump #tattooportrait #trumptattoo #deviltattoo#blackwork #electionday”, she captioned the photograph.
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Amongst the sea of negative skin markings, however, some celebrated the former reality television star’s victory.
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Boston tattoo artist Dello Russo said 15 people had lined up at his shop after he advertised free Trump tattoos.
One man wearing a “Make America Great Again” cap got a “Donald Trump 2017” tattoo, along with the acronym #MAGA.
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"This is here forever and I love it,” the customer told WHDH.
"I just wanted to put something that was close to my heart, something that I can look at every day and be proud of.”
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