Author: The Tattoo Journalist

Oops, Agnes Cecile Spilled the Water

Agnes Cecile has launched new artwork, some of it is done with just watercolor paint, and other examples combine additional materials like charcoal, acrylic paint and pen. Her portraits actually highlight painting techniques, for instance shown above is a watery-pigment spill that becomes part of the girl’s hair. Like its all connected—the art lives within […]

Cisco’s Outline Style

Having recently featured Javier Rodriguez’s tattoos, here is another great artist (Cisco) from the LTW studio in Spain. The latter artist is not only a tattooer but also a well-known graffiti artist, whose artistic style is a mix of old-era imagery with colorful cartoons. You can see a bit of that crossed over to his […]

The Jellyfish Aurora

You are camping under a magical aurora sky, or venturing off with friends in the tall mushroom forest… Alexandra Khitrova’s visuals take you into delightful imaginary worlds. And even when she graphically presents a massive tornado, there is a feel of ease and protection to the spectator, which is quite different from what you would […]

Fresh Old-School Tattoos by Javier Rodriguez

Javier Rodriguez’s tattoos are a revival of traditional Americana designs with bluish-black outlines and bold color fills. Daggered hearts and skulls with roses are modernized with softer color gradients, more depth and line detail. If this style appeals to you, you can find Rodriguez working at the LTW studio in Barcelona, Spain. Images © Javier […]

Digital Female Figures

Polish illustrator Tomasz Zawistowski has drawn out these “Girls in Strips” as he calls them, possibly influenced from paper strips, and then vectorizes and perfects each image on the computer. It is interesting how he is able to create 3-D form and a sense of movement with simple colored stripes. Images © Tomasz Zawistowski Via […]

Acrobatic Poses

Bertil Nilsson has just released two new photos from his “Luminescence” series, which includes laser beams screened on the body of acrobatic gymnast champion, Edward Upcott. Nilsson has focused on capturing pictures of the human body in motion, from artistic shots of athletes and dancers to circus performers. Another great example of this is, “Naturally,” […]

Epic Naval Battles

Digital artist Rado Javor can take up to 3 months to perfect an 18th century remake of the Battle of Quiberon Bay shown above, the Battle of Vigo Bay, and more. His work reminisces traditional paintings from an era that artists would take a long time to finalize an oil masterpiece, but Javor prefers today’s […]