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Explore the artistic expression of Sigmund Freud in a unique tattoo sleeve called 'Freud's Dream.'

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Arwyn writes: "Even though psychology is a soft science. I present Sigmund Freud. The tattoo is part of a sleeve that I call 'Freud's Dream,' hence the little thought bubbles."

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