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Julia BlissBIOTattoo artist by profession; painter, sculpter, taxidermist, and then some on the side.
I would consider it an impossible task to stick with just one medium, there is far too much to explore for that. Our world is full of tools for creation and that is one of my many inspirations. Being raised in a home of animals lead me to my favorite subject matter, my other interests trickled from there. My current work has mainly revolved around the combination of disembodied critters and light hearted pastels; my assumption is that stems from an interest in horror and disney from childhood. Some things never change. I love the freedom of the life I live and the people it's brought to me, I couldn't ask for a more rewarding career. |
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GeddesBIOI have been making art as far back as I can remember. I was born on Nantucket Island to two painters who put a pencil in my hand at a very young age. I have always been heavily influenced by surrealism, especially the
work of MC Escher and Dali. When I left the island for the first time, at age 7, I was exposed to graffiti and my interest in manipulating letterforms began. Since I started tattooing in Chicago 2010, my influences have become more contemporary and personal. The use of psychedelics and automatic drawing as meditation has changed the way I approach my artwork over the years. Lately, I find myself mostly inspired by fellow traditional tattooers, graff writers and calligraphic lines. I view my artwork as a visual psychedelic experience and primarily work as a tattooer and painter. |
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Tyler KolvenbachBIOTyler Kolvenbach is a 30 year old painter/ tattooer located in Milford, Pennsylvania. He began drawing and painting at a young age and aspired to be a tattoo artist by age 11. At age 23 he began tattooing and has been striving to better himself since. His main inspiration is the occult, Japanese culture and nature.
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Anthony MascolinoBIOArt has always been an escape for me. There’s something about sculpting something from nothing (no matter what the medium) that has always had an appeal to me. Since I was a child I have been infatuated with creating and it continues to consume me more and more each day.
My main focus is Tattooing, but my efforts seem to flow through that into painting, building, writing and music. I am currently involved with two music projects that will have new music available soon and have been working on a book that will hopefully be available by the winter. My favorite style to work in tattoo wise is illustrative newschool, but I love working in traditional and neo traditional as well. My main goal is to give each person a unique and fun experience with every tattoo I do. I am so grateful for each and every person that enjoys my work enough to get it put on them permanently, they keep me pushing to be better every day and I love the time we have together. Thanks for the memories. Party! |
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Max ShobergBIOMax Shoberg born and raised in New York. Attended art students league and the school of visual arts. Tattoo artist for 11 years currently working at Hudson Valley Tattoo Co
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Carolina VillalónBIOCarolina Villalón is a cosmetic tattoo artist providing services in the Hudson Valley NY and Fairfield County CT for 5 years. She is a self taught artist; painting since early childhood and finds inspiration in the constructive criticism by peers as well as the observations of her day to day life. Although the medium preference varies, she embraces the creative process as it teaches patience in self growth.
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Keith ZahraBIOCreating art in the Hudson Valley for over 40 years, done a bunch of stuff here and there, some good, some bad, some ugly. True blue-collar illustrator, working on skin 23 years and a painter at times, I could tell you stories about the potholes on I-95.
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