"The 32 internationally acclaimed tattoo artists in this collection have dedicated their skills to developing the art of tattoo, across multiple art mediums, utilizing an array of art movements, techniques and styles. More than 350 images, including artist portraits and varied examples of their work, make this book essential for lovers of tattoo and art alike."--Publisher description.
The world's best, most innovative, creative tattoo art. New works from over forty of the most ground breaking and up-and-coming tattoo designers are featured in this highly curated collection. Aimed at profiling the next generation of skin art, the selected artists are at the forefront of where tattoo art is going and display a wide degree of diversity in terms of geographic origin, culture, race, and gender. Among the artists and designers included are are Scott Campbell, Sasha Unisex, Tea Leigh, Johnny Gloom, Tati Compton (a.k.a. Tati Fox), Georgia Grey, Lauren Winzer, Peter Aurisch, Jon Boy, Susanne König, Dr. Woo, Super Timor, and many others. Most of the tattoo artists included count of tens of millions of followers on social media straddling the spectrum of tattoo fans. Tattoos are a mark of personal creativity and individuality, and Claquin strikes a careful balance between artistic vision, creative process, and the practical demands of needle and ink. Given the wide range and sheer number of illustrations, this is a must have for anyone wanting to stay on top of the latest trends in tattoo design.
101 artists from around the world celebrate all calligraphy and lettering can be, through different styles, mediums, and languages.Language, writing, and letters are the basis of our communication as human beings—and calligraphy celebrates the inherent beauty of this need to share and connect. This volume showcases what calligraphy has grown to be in the 21st century. Author Frédéric Claquin has produced and edited more than 30 art books focusing on contemporary graphic arts.In our digital age, where screens and keyboards have taken over, the ancient art of calligraphy still thrives.