These pieces are by London based illustrator Liz Clements. Showing a distinct style, Clements often shows young women tattooed from head to toe, created using soft pencil work. She currently works commercially, illustrating for fashion and publishing. She has a new website with a greater breadth of work, which I highly recommend viewing. You can also see regular updates of her projects which she publishes on Tumblr.
This incredible artwork is byEmily Rose Murray,a tattoo artist at Splash of Color Tattoo Studio in Melbourne Australia.
Australian artist Rik Lee works as an illustrator combining grey lead pencils, textas, watercolours and his computer. A clear influence in fashion from the 80′s, pop art culture and traditional naval tattoos, the result is a diverse portfolio with clients such as American Express, Nylon, Puma, Wired, Vodaphone, Telstra, Vibe, Vice, Dotti, Clandestine Industries, Hurley, Honour Over Glory and Stussy. Rik also has a great online store where you can buy some of his personal work in the form of limited edition prints.
Seattle based graphic designer Adam Jackson has a talent for bold mono illustrations which are heavily influenced by pop culture, tattoo’s, cartoons, 50′s pin up girls and comic books. As well as gallery pieces, Jackson’s work can also be bought adorning a range of apparel pieces and prints. To view more of his work, visit his website. You can also learn more about him by reading an interview by Be Street Magazine, published on the artists blog.
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