Category: Tattoos
Tattoos by Cecil Porter
Working out of Emporium 1476 in Portland, Oregon, Cecil Porter has one of the finest and most prolific portfolios we’ve ever seen. Featuring vibrant, neon color tones and masterful shadow work, Porter’s hyper-realistic portraits of pop culture icons as well… [ read more ]
07/16/14Car Tattoos
More than just a means from Point A to Point B, cars often compose a major part of our personal histories. We give them feminine names, we’ve eaten and spilled full meals on the upholstery of them, some may have… [ read more ]
07/16/14Bat Tattoos
Bats are usually associated with Halloween, but as the weather gets warmer throughout the summer, bats are sighted more often. As dusk begins to over take your backyard barbecue, it’s most likely that a little wood bat may come flying… [ read more ]
07/16/14Tattoos Inspired by Salvador Dali
Considered one of the greatest fine artists of all time, Salvador Dali is the first name that comes to mind in the area of surrealism as well as a great source of inspiration for modern artists of all media. If… [ read more ]
07/15/14Musical Tattoos
At first glance one would believe that a visual art such as tattooing would have little to do with an auditory art like music, but you would be mistaken. The love of both tattoos and music is often driven by… [ read more ]
07/15/14Tattoos by Dan Hazelton
Dan Hazelton has had his work featured in everything from Freshly Inked to Ripley’s Believe It or Not. Famous for his own stylized version of biomechanical tattoos (which he self-titles as “Hazelmech”), Hazelton is one of the most innovative and… [ read more ]
07/15/14Jessica Rabbit Tattoos
Who Framed Roger Rabbit is one of the most innovational films for CGI and animation. Combining real actors with cartoon images, viewers were able to watch the cast jump between the real and fictional while falling in love with the… [ read more ]
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