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- Levalet
Levalet hits the streets of Italy with the occasion of the Cheap Festival where he was invited to take part. His art skills covered an entire building in Bologna transforming it into an amazing mural named “The Hunt” . His piece features European ninja in different positions trying to catch a Rhino which appears untroubled. Check it out. #theHunt #mural #levalet #Bologna #streetart #GRAFFITI #paints #Italy
- Spatz mit Hirn Tattoo
The VandalList and Tattrx teamed up for a new tattoo related collaboration. Together we’re always happy to spread the love for other progressive-minded art lovers. Tattrx: tattrx.com – International Directory of Modern Tattoo Art Owned by Gábor Kanyuk , located in Sasbach, Germany. The studio is a small and cozy place where Gáboa tattoos in peace. His style goes from pop art to surrealism and from sketchy to watercolour. Regardless of the amount of colours used, Gáboa’s designs are radiant even in only black ink.Although he has been tattoing for only 4 years or so, his talent is undeniable. Check out the tattoos below and definitely keep an eye out for this one: #tattoo #SpatzmitHirnTattoo #tatuaje #GáborKanyuk #ink #tattooartist
- Lukas Zglenicki
Works at Cykada Tattoo in Sopot, Poland. His style is graphic and sketchy. Lukas works mostly in black only adding hints of colours where needed to emphasise his designs. If you’re into sketchy tattoos you should definitely keep an eye on him as he does wonders be it a portrait, an animal or anything in between. #ŁukaszZglenicki #tattoo #tatuaje #ink #tattooartist
- Eduardo Kobra
Meet Edoardo Kobra , the up-coming Brazilian artist whose street art work enlightens the streets of Dubai. His new piece entitled “The Bedouin” of 26 meters high by 11 meters wide building is being displayed as one of his trademark kaleidoscopic portraits. The Bedouin represent an Arab ethno cultural crowd, descended from wayfarers who have historically inhabited the Arabian and Syrian Deserts. Check out the awesome mural: #mural #Dubai #theBedouin #UAE #streetart #GRAFFITI #paints #Kobra
- Ka Ta
Ka Ta – graphics on paper and skin. She has a background in designing clothes and furniture. Her style is somewhat graphic and she uses a lot of dotwork but remains very fluid as she mentioned. “See, all the designs (her tattoos) have flow and movement. It’s also what I do with the tattoos I design. I don’t like to close a composition, but to leave it open and sort of floating.” Ka Ta’s ideas when designing for a client come from seeing structures, patterns and products. She also stated that: “The drawing comes without thinking. I feel that somehow, they will get what they need, through me. That I’m not an ‘artist,’ I’m just the pen.” Her designs are truly unique and definitely worth watching. tattoo.by.KaTa #tattoo #KaTa #tatuaje #ink #tattooartist
- MacroCosm MicroCosm
Located in The Netherlans, his style is geometric, ornamental and minimalistic designs, obviously all in black ink. His line-work is amazing and the symmetry (where intended) is impecable. Wheter the design is a mandala or a simple line he manages to make them absolutely perfect. Instagram #dots #tattoo #mandala #tatuaje #ink #MacroCosmMicroCosm #karma #cosmic #tattooartist
- Anki Michler
The 23 year old tattoo artist works in Hamburg at Tattoo Freestyle . Her style is graphic and sketchy with touches of watercolour brushes and dotwork. Her designs are very clean looking but with a good amount of detailing going on. Definitely an artist to watch especially for her lovely portraits. Instagram #AnkiMichler #tattoo #tatuaje #ink #tattoosalon #tattooartist
- Louis Masai
Meet Louis Masai , the artist who spreads art as a form of connecting the society with environment . Wondering about the fact why people would care about matters that don’t affect them on a daily basis, the artist decided upon related illegal murals which were done in one day on Brick Lane. He teamed up with Jim Vision for project “Save the Bees” in order to spread the message in an alternative, entertaining way. Besides the street art pieces, the guys regard gathering people of whose occupation depend on bees. Figures such as Hiver beer, Dead Gents clothing and Inkkas have involved for enlightening the individual’s frame of mind. Also, they made up a platform where they could bestow wildflowers seed for people to make a small difference in the environment but significant. Batteries Not Included is a free exhibition from Louis Masai and runs from 30th April to 29th May at Lollipop Gallery in Shoreditch, London. Check out his website: louismasai.com #LondonStreetsPainted #ColonyCollapseDisorder #Awareness #Bee #Murals
- Giena Todryk
The VandalList and Tattrx teamed up for a new tattoo related collaboration. Together we’re always happy to spread the love for other progressive-minded art lovers. Tattrx: tattrx.com – International Directory of Modern Tattoo Art Giena ‘s tattoos are super colorful and trippy. The style is mostly neotraditional or surrealism and the use of colors makes sure that Giena’s designs are never dull and that the tattoos will draw some very positive attention. Giena is definitely one artist to take into consideration if you want a full color piece. #tattoo #GienaTodryk #tatuaje #ink #tattooartist
- JR
French artist JR was delegated by The New York Times Magazine to paint a massive art work in the triangle situated below New York City’s Flatiron Building. The large-scale pasting will appear in the publication’s “Walking New York” number, the mural’s theme designed to reflect the issue’s name. Andrew Warman created this fun time-lapse for New York Times, in which he concentrated the whole process of the pasting made by JR and his team. The video was brought together at the top of Flatiron Building in over a day. Check out the entertaining time-lapse: #CreatingaLargeScalePasting #JR #MANHATTAN #TimeLapse
- Julien de Casabianca
Artist and filmmaker Julien de Casabianca was inspired by the last year trip to Louvre where he came across an Ingres painting of a female prisoner somehow hidden in a corner of the museum. The idea that started this project was configured by the artist’s desire of revealing the less known artwork to the world. That way the image projected onto the streets can be seen a large public that may never visit Louvre. So is how the Outings Project started taking place. Since the online mainstreaming of the artwork’s photos, people in at least 18 countries such as- London, Barcelona, Chicago, Rome, and elsewhere. The global participation was totally spontaneous. Being asked about the possibility of a decontextualized artwork or without attribution, he responded- “we don’t want to tell you something that you don’t know, and we don’t want people to feel ignorant. You have just to feel that [the artwork] is ancient and shifted, you have just to be touched by the emotion, by the esthetic, by the art.” The Outgoing Project wasn’t remarked only by the art lovers. Two museums in Madrid and Poland have also encouraged the artist to “play with their art in public.” Casabianca is now on a 12-city tour around the United States raising more unknown figures in local museums into the spotlight. Check out his pages: https://www.facebook.com/outingsproject https://instagram.com/outings_project/ #ontotheStreets #outofMuseums #ReleasedPaintingsofAnonymousFigures #throughaGlobalArtProject
- Susanna
Susanna works at Scratchline Tattoo in London, UK. Her speciality is in illustrative and graphic designs. Susanna’s work is mostly blackwork and sometimes with a touch of colour, but regardless of the colour scheme her designs are very detailed with fine lines and dotwork. #Susanna #tattoo #Scratchlinetattoo #tatuaje #ink #tattooartist








