Tattoo Flash from the French Kiss Project

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Collaborative Flash Pairings by Tattoo Artists from Around the World

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

499 kr

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What started as a passion project to celebrate the artistry of tattoos created this diverse collection of flash styles organized in collaborative pairings of artists from around the world. This project is cheekily named the French Kiss Tattoo Project, because friends and tattoo artists JohnStone, Tiwan, and El Bent brought together 123 master tattoo artists from around the world to collaborate in pairs to explore the broad stylistic approaches of tattoo art. The result is a fresh collection of tattoo flash ranging in style from traditional and photorealism to new school and Japanese tattooing. With nearly 200 pieces of flash in total, this title invites enthusiasts to a virtual tattoo shop or tattoo convention to find unique pieces with distinctive designs.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2026-01-28
Mått279 x 216 x 28 mm
Vikt1 161 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor240
FörlagSchiffer Publishing Ltd
ISBN9780764370359

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After graduating with a master's degree in design, John Stone worked for Cartier for ten years. During art events, he met tattoo artist Big Cyrus, who introduced him to the art of tattooing. In 2015, he completed his apprenticeship at Pardon Maman and joined the Parisian boutique Tribal Act a few years later. His style is effective and colorful, modern and respectful of traditional American tattoo codes. He now lives and works on the north coast of Brittany.Tiwan has been a tattoo artist since 2015 and runs Spirit Tattoo Rennes in Brittany. After a two-year apprenticeship there, he delved into different styles before specializing in traditional American. Offering a wider palette of colors while paying attention to detail, Tiwan presents a modern reinterpretation of this heritage.After working as a graphic designer, El Bent met a tattooer in Portugal that told him he should start learning the craft. He did so in Paris and started to work in a tattoo shop. Five years later he opened his own parlor, True Love, which is celebrating its 11th anniversary.