Ivana Belakova, from Slovakia, with current residence in LA, California – See more at:  thevandallist.com/ivana-belakova-tattoo-artist/#sthash.F2NYpM3r.dpuf Credits: Video – Affliction  afflictionclothing.com/ Music – Lorde tennis court (flume remix) Edit – VList #tatuaje #ink #VlistTV #ivanabelakova #tattooartist

Liam Alvy is from United Kingdom and he currently working at Nostalgia Tattoo in Leeds. Liam offers his own take on traditional tattoos, drawing inspiration from Folk Art. Liam will be a guest at  AKA  from 28.10.14-1.11.14. Here are some of his more recent paintings. For more examples check out his instagram @liamalvy for some of his work. Contact liam@liamalvy.com to book. Website: http://liamalvy.com/ Text: Diana Scorici #tattoo #LiamAlvy #tatuaje #ink #tattooartist

“Hopare” is Alexandre Monteiro, a graffiti artist and painter from France. Hopare’s work is extraordinary; he creates emotive movement in his art works by including abstract shapes and fluid lines to create a sense that color is exploding out from the painting or moving from one point to another within the design. Hopare paints “a Blast From the East” in Gdynia, Poland. Hopare recently travelled to the city of Gdynia in Poland where he was invited by Traffic Design to open his first exhibition in Eastern Europe. After working on his body of work for the opening, Hopare was given the opportunity to do his magic and beautify the streets of Gdynia. Check out the additional full images that are waiting below: Watch Hopare create a stunningly beautiful street art portrait in this video. You can find his art works in Paris, Montreal or Venice or view his online art portfolio on his website – www.hopare.com. Text: Diana Scorici #hopare #Poland #mural #aBlastFromtheEast #streetart #GRAFFITI #paints #Gdynia

A recently collaboration between Fin DAC and Eelus in West London bears a sexy, feminine, mysterious red and black mural. Both artists style and techniques are intertwined into a shadowy, vibrant piece joining two women in a game of subtle looks and fierce souls. This street art can be found on Scrubs Lane. Text: Diana Slabinschi #Eelus #mural #collaborates #streetart #GRAFFITI #UK #FinDAC #DarkAngel #DeadlyDragon #WestLondon

Stockholm is famous for the unconventional art galleries and the city of Boras is no exception with this outdoor gallery available for artists all over the world. No Limit Boras Festival is an art event that offers more than 10 walls to artists and cool happenings for all those participating. Brazilian artist Eduardo Kobra is taking part in the No Limit Boras Festival in Sweden (4- 7th September 2014). For those who are not familiar with his work, he is an amazing artist, whose art will take you back in a kaleidoscope. Probably most of us used kaleidoscopes when we were children and this is why we love what he is doing with the bright colors, the bold lines and the intense images created. He conveys on walls personalities and brings them back to life creating a beautiful contrast between his murals and the places they are set in. He is creating beautiful photorealistic images that also represent everyday characters, not only personalities of the past. At No Limit Boras Festival Kobra dedicated several days to create the huge portrait of Alfred Nobel and you are invited to check out below this stunning piece of art as well as more of his work on his website . Text: Diana Porumboiu #mural #PORTRAIT #AlfredNobel #streetartist #GRAFFITI #Kobra

The VandalList and Tattrx teamed up for a 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 VList:  thevandallist.com Sound  of the  Street Ink ed with  Style George Drone from Greece, guest artist at Mahakala Tattoo of only 21 years old has experimented with arts of all kind from painting, graffiti to tattoo art. Taking 3 years lessons in the fine arts from Mr.Sarasitis, Mpelntekos, Kostas Pappas, Kostas Esslin, Marita Niakarou and finally Tasos Kaliakatsos. On 2010 he became a student at Aristotle Univercity-Fine Arts School of Thessaloniki, where he stayed only for the first 6 months, where he tattooed for the very first time. He left school because of the economical and school system problems, returning to Athens. On December of 2012 he starts his apprenticeship with Proki for 6 months. February 2014: Proki hosts him at Proki tattoo studio and he’s working with his own customers there. March 2014: 3 months Guest spot at Iron & Ink Tattoo studio, Vejle-Copenhagen-Denmark. His working style is defined by eclectic lines and colours, shades of cubism and geometrical influences builts his signature. His art reunites reversed elements such as splashes of colours, watercolour pattern and unshift loops making it in a hard–to-believe is a tattoo as you can see in the images of his ink on others skin.     Text: Diana Slabinschi #tattoo #tattrx #tatuaje #ink #GeorgeDrone #tattooartist

Sasha is a tattoo artist based in St. Petersburg Russia. Her tattoo tehnique is minimalist with an amazing combo between geometric-shaped and watercolor-like styles giving the tattoo a unique feature as she puts a spin on every design that she does choosing unconventional and contrasting colors which makes them look three-dimensional. – See more at : https://thevandallist.com/sasha-unisex-tattoo-artist/#sthash.EFqrGCn3.dpuf Credits: Video:  maruha-studio.ru/ Music:  subcarpati.com #SASHAUNISEX #vexclusive #tattoo #tatuaje #ink #VlistTV

Kamil Mokot , tattoo artist Working at  Glorius Ink Tattoo  in Berlin, Germany. Email: xkotkotx@gmail.com xkotkotx Mokot Kamil is a Polish tattoo artist member of Glorious Ink Tattoo, Berlin. He is an artist who likes to combine watercolors in a mix of sketchy tattoos, also integrating geometrical elements, creating his own symmetry-based style. After seeing his final artworks, we could definitely say that Kamil Mokot’s tattoos look like he was doing a few rough sketches in a notebook. He is one of the most skilled tattooers we’ve seen. In the image gallery below you will find a selection of our favorites tattoos from Kamil Mokot’s works: All photos © Kamil Mokot Text: Diana Scorici #tattoo #tatuaje #KamilMokot #ink #tattooartist

German Artist, Andreas von Chrzanowski aka Case Ma’Claim is currently in Heerlen, Netherlands for the HRLN Mural Project where he just completed his latest mural. Titled “A Miracle Elixir,” the large scale piece depicts a pair of hands gripping a snake’s neck milking venom from its fangs. Hit the jump for more images on this mural: Text: Diana Scorici #CaseMaClaim #AMiracleElixir #mural #streetart #GRAFFITI #AndreasvonChrzanowski

Artist Zaria Forman is using pastel to recreate the pictures taken by her mother years ago in remote places. For many of us today, her childhood seems a perfect one, travelling with her family in spectacular places where her mother was taking photos every summer. Her work might seem surreal if you think that everything is handmade, each detail, shadow and color is carefully chosen. She talks with much love about her art and she wants to make a difference in the world, even though she admits her pastel drawings won’t solve the global warming problem. She is not only using pictures to inspire her art but she says that it helps a lot participating herself in changes of light and weather. Just take a look and be surprised by this realistic art representing icebergs, storms, oceans and seas.   Text: Diana Porumboiu #ZariaForman #Icebergs #Illustration #PAINTINGS #PastelWaves

Dasic Fernandez rocks Brooklyn, NY City with his new psychedelic mural with a revolutionary feeling that boosts your third eye right away. The chilean artist shows up at Bushwick Collective with a piece that represents a guy with a fuchsia bandana and rainbow colors intending to hide his face, while black paint is dripping from his left hand and his head is floating among puffy clouds. Scroll down and dive in Dasic`s mind and soul ! TEXT: Adriana Haiduc #mural #NewYorkCity #streetart #GRAFFITI #DasicFernandez

For a while now art came out on the street, accessible to anyone walking on streets in New York, Los Angeles, London and other big cities around the world. It has been said that streets are now used by art school graduates to promote their work, but who can really know the truth behind the walls. The Spanish street artist Sr. X came to paint walls by accident. He did a spray-painting one night at a party and discovered that he can do more and more. Since not all of his work remains on the streets, due to different regulations, photos of his art can be seen on his website where they become everlasting. For Sr. X, just like for many other artists, this has become for him a means of communication and expression.  Through his work he is protesting, this is his revolution against leaders worldwide, but especially against Spanish leaders. You can see paintings with strong messages conveyed in vivid and realistic images. Text: Diana Porumboiu #GRAFFITI #Murals #SRX #streetartist