I took one for the team and zoomed in, and you are 100% correct. That "viking dog" looks less like ancient folklore and more like Wile E. Coyote after a bad day with ACME. I can practically hear the classic “SPLAT” sound effect looking at it.
Leaving the corners of the crossbones visible is the perfect punchline to a terrible cover-up job. It is very clear to me that he put the exact same amount of foresight, care, and intelligence into choosing this cover-up design as he did when he chose the Totenkopf the first time around.
You’d think someone trying to hide a massive political liability would find a tattoo artist who understands basic coverage. The decision to leave the literal bones peeking out on both sides is very "revealing" (so to speak!)
It turns out his personal aesthetic decisions are just as rushed, messy, and poorly vetted as his political campaign.
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