A little animation of a Mcbess rendering one of his tattooed illustrations.

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British artist Belinda Eaton was born in Mombasa, Kenya. She is currently living and painting between England and Andalucia, Spain.

Matthew K Mayes a.k.a. “Mojokiss” is also a professional violinist and teaches music off and on. In regard to photography, “the type of shots he’s been doing lately are outdoor European fashion editorial with natural light.”

For the first first installment of G.O.O.D Fridays, Kanye releases Monster. The track will be on his 5 song album with Jay-Z called ‘Watch the Throne’.

Kanye West ft. Jay-Z, Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj & Bon Iver – Monster

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Los Angeles-based tattoo artist Jun Cha in an in-depth feature for Hypebeast TV. Directed by Willie T.

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Tenmyouya Hisashi was born in Tokyo, Japan. He started his career as a contemporary artist after working as an art director at a record label. Tenmyouya calls his work “Neo Nihonga (Neo Japanese painting)”. He brings together traditional Japanese art with Western learning and combines them with the Hip Hop influence he had as a youth.

SA Studios was commissioned by 20th Century Fox to produce videos promoting the film “Machete” starring Danny Trejo. The first lifestyle video features Mister Cartoon and Danny Trejo lowriding through East LA. Directed by Estevan Oriol.

“P.J.S. Exhibitions (238 W. 14th between 7th & 8th Ave. NYC), presents Metanoia, a collection of twisted and visually captivating works.

Aptly titled Metanoia, the Greek word for a change of will and the reforming of one’s mind, the exhibit showcases the mind-bending, detailed, and somewhat dark artwork of Chris O’Donnell (New York Adorned), Jason June (Daredevil), Josh Egnew (Three Kings), Ryan Bonilla (Bellum Concepts), Stephanie Tamez (Brooklyn Adorned) and Thomas Hooper (New York Adorned). Bevin Robinson and Patrick Sullivan will be co-curating the show, which runs until August 29th.

Each artist has already left a very permanent mark on the art world. From highly acclaimed tattooing to laser etching, they have established amazing reputations for creating everlasting work. Pieces on display at P.J.S. Exhibitions will include drawings, paintings and etched metals, ranging from dark religious iconography to bright fantastical images.

Through textured media such as etching, painted wood panels and charcoal, the artists’ works stand out physically, visually and psychologically.

The exhibit aims to increase viewer introspection, and encourages a focus on the artists’ creative process.”

View photos from the exhibition after the jump.

Terry Richardson shoots the cover of Inked Magazine’s September Denim Issue with Jack Rudy and Brittanya O’Campo. Hit the jump for the full cover and shot of Brittanya from the shoot.

Korean artist Min Jeong Seo used molds taken from professional ballet dancers arms to create tattooed casts of porcelain. The porcelain arms in dancing positions are painted with Japanese Yakuza-style tattoo patterns. In combination, the two open each other up. Like a real tattoo that lies under the skin, the painted patterns lie under the porcelain glaze.