Color Tattoo Art: Comics. Cartoon. Pin-Up. Manga. New School. by Marisa Kakoulas of Needles & Sins features the work of 42 artists from around the world. The book contains 496 pages and 580 images of tattoos, fine art & interviews.
Posted on June 10, 2011 by lenny .
‘A Movable Canvas’ by Emily S. Rueb for The New York Times. Photos by Piotr Redlinski.
For some yoga practitioners, the body is a sacred vessel that should not be tainted. For others, the skin represents a blank, movable canvas for tattoos displaying thoughts, texts and deities that inspire and inform their practice. These works of art, stretched across shoulders, chests, arms and legs, may be tucked away during the workday. But when clothing comes off, as it often does in yoga studios, they are on display for all to see.
Posted on June 5, 2011 by lenny .
Marc Gabay is based in Los Angeles. He says he hopes to not only create meaningful and educational photography, but hopes to capture photos that may bring joy and inspiration as well. *Contains nudity.
Posted on May 31, 2011 by lenny .
Streetwear brand ZOMBIEcorp teams up with Montreal-based fixie shop BRAKELESS for a special and exclusive collaboration. The collection pays homage to the mobile street culture.
Posted on May 28, 2011 by lenny .
Shurie Jenai is a 23 year old photographer based in Simi Valley, CA. She says her shoots are more like a sleepover than work.
Posted on May 5, 2011 by lenny .
Ira Chernova is 23 and was born in Moscow. She became interested in photography 4 to 5 years ago after realizing she needed something else to channel her energy into besides studying engineering. She began taking photos with her parents old film camera, but got more serious when she began traveling 3 years ago. Ira has spent the last year and a half on the road photographing the beautiful places she’s been and amazing people she’s met. Ira says even though Moscow is her hometown, she would not call it her residence. She’s currently looking for the place to call my home and start a new stage of her life.
Posted on May 4, 2011 by lenny .
This is the first entry in the production notes series, which will provide updates on the feature length documentary Color Outside the Lines; a film by Artemus Jenkins and Miya Bailey being released in early 2012.
Posted on April 21, 2011 by lenny .
Matt Fry a.k.a. Frybros is based in Los Angeles. He says he prefers to shoot people in their own space and cares more about their personality than what they are wearing.
