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Scott Campbell is a tattoo artist, and a damn good one at that. He also happens to be right in my backyard: Brooklyn, NY right in the heart of Williamsburg where he’s part of the Saved Tattoo team. Don’t get upset with me, but I’m not going to show you any of his tattoo designs today. If you want to see that sweet sweet ink, you’ll have to go to his website (linked on the site). Relax, stay with me, and I promise I’ll give you something just as awesome. | See More

Sulamith Wulfing’s drawings of various nature spirits especially evoke in one a longing for a world that is more deeply touched by the supernatural and magic. In every picture there is the sense of a deep connection between humans and nature but in a deeper way than one might find in traditional art. | See More

From what I’ve noticed while trolling the internet, a number of people like Nanami Cowdroy’s art so much that they’ve decided to tattoo her designs on their bodies. I don’t blame them. A number of her pieces would look beautiful on a shoulder or as a quarter sleeve. | See More

I LOVE Nanami Cowdroy! Her style of art is a refreshing twist on old school Japanese illustration… which makes sense since she’s half Japanese and half European. Throw in the fact that she’s Australian (oh man, that accent) and, as I said, I’m in love. | See More

Jeremy Hush is a local artist from Philadelphia, PA whom I have just come across. I have to admit that I have a soft spot for the subject of his pieces: adventures in fantasy worlds featuring beautiful women and their beasts. | Read More