Spanish illustrator Ricardo Cavolo has tats all over his body, and it is clear that the old-school tattooing from the 1920s and earlier, has influenced his art. I particularly like his portraiture with a crazy and colorful mix of imagery. And the artist has recently started working on murals, and continues to be commissioned for cover art for books, magazines, more.
Artwork and photos © Ricardo Cavolo Via Doodlers Anonymous
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