Real Pacers fans can get the ink to prove it at Ceremony Tattoo
Pain is temporary, but Pacers fandom is forever — especially for the superfans visiting Ceremony Tattoo this weekend.
Driving the news: Tattoo artist and Pacers fan Devin Silver drew up five Pacers-themed designs for the most hardcore hoops enthusiasts.
There's the Reggie Miller "choke," Boomer's face, "Yes 'Cers," the Indiana outline with the Pacers logo in it and Tyrese Haliburton's signature eyebrow-raising celebration.
Zoom in: Silver introduced the designs on Friday, which became something of a tattoo holiday ahead of Game 4 of the NBA Finals.
In the first 90 minutes, three people had come in for them.
On Friday the 13th, the designs are just $50 and the shop will stay open late. They'll be $100 after that, he said.
What he's saying: " It's just fun to see the city enjoying the finals," he said.
If you go: 2629 Shelby St.
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