Ramon Maiden is art maniac and a vintage addict. His illustration style often combines tattoos with religious icons.

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The Art of Kim Joon.

[...] Kim Joon’s computer graphics are somewhere in between painting and photography and the resulting digital humanoids are painted with brand logos such as Gucci, Armani, Budweiser, and BMS.  To Kim, tattoos are a metaphor for one’s hidden desire and hard-to-control obsessions and through tattoo, he started to see the people and the world.  To him, tattoos represent the mental awareness that liberates the individual’s or the organization’s oppressed desire; the skin is simply the canvas and the tattoo becomes the individual’s cultural expression. [...]

Hand printed tights and accessories by Teja Jamilla.

Sacred Stitches makes beautiful customised tattoo inspired cushions and clothing. Here‘s the Etsy Shop.

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Winnie Tattoh and his friends, a funny illustration project by Grapheart.

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Bloody Good Stuff from our Shop: Tattoo Kitchen Gloves!

Stéphane Lallemand, La baigneuse, 2007…

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Tattooed gloves by Ellen Greene:

“The Tattooed gloves explores the contrast between two opposing traditions. The vintage leather gloves function as a feminine article of clothing and traditional tattoo as a masculine art-form. ”

“You have love for the pale-skinned undead, so why not share it with the world? Temporary tattoo book takes the classic anchors, hearts and horseshoes and gives ‘em a brain-eating twist. Package comes with 30 tattoos (15 designs, 2 tattoos of each) in a handy 4″x6″ matchbook”

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Jacob Dahlstrup makes some beautiful works using a tattoomachine like a pen on heavy watercolorpaper, creating a three-dimensional line by dissordering the paper structure.

The great Ink series by photographer Warwick Saint.