Flash The Art of The Mark II.
Art of the Mark II: An amazing sequel to the legendary Art of the Mark Vol.1. In every way as epic, beautiful, inspiring and a must have as the first edition comes this fantastic Vol.2. The book follows the same format with each artist producing a back piece and two sheets of flash. Giving this book in excess of 70 Back pieces and 140 fine sheets of flash. With artists such as Filip Leu, Shige, and Horiyoshi III contributing Japanese style pages, Hernandez and Boris providing realism and darkness, to S J cripwell, Matt Shamah and Seth Wood giving traditional and Neo-Trad twists to the book, not forgetting the Chicano style supplied by Boog amongst others. This is a must have and an amazing value book!
A deluxe limited-edition survey of contemporary flash commissioned exclusively for the publication by some of the world’s finest tattoo artists.
Only 1000 copies of this massive, heavy, and deluxe 12" X 17" hardcover book have been made; each book comes in its own box, slipcase, and is numbered out of 1000. The book has a hand-screened skull title page and metallic gold sugar skull front cover.
The book contains over 200 sheets of flash on 154 pages by the finest tattoo artists in the world.
The Japanese school is represented by masters such as Horiyoshi III and Shige, as well as by the artists who brought their styles to the West, including Filip Leu and Horitaka. The Tibetan symbols of Rinzing and Jondix are an interesting counterpoint to the cinema-like realism of Robert Hernandez and Jeff Gogué, as well as to the traditional old-school art which count on the incredible skills of Brad Fink, Brad Patten and Eli Quinters.
Cloth Hardcover with box and slipcase. 154 pages. Measures 12" X 17"resented by masters such as Horiyoshi III and Shige, as well as by the artists who brought their styles to the West, including Filip Leu and Horitaka. The Tibetan symbols of Rinzing and Jondix are an interesting counterpoint to the cinema-like realism of Robert Hernandez and Jeff Gogué, as well as to the traditional old-school art which count on the incredible skills of Brad Fink, Brad Patten and Eli Quinters
.
Art of the Mark II: An amazing sequel to the legendary Art of the Mark Vol.1. In every way as epic, beautiful, inspiring and a must have as the first edition comes this fantastic Vol.2. The book follows the same format with each artist producing a back piece and two sheets of flash. Giving this book in excess of 70 Back pieces and 140 fine sheets of flash. With artists such as Filip Leu, Shige, and Horiyoshi III contributing Japanese style pages, Hernandez and Boris providing realism and darkness, to S J cripwell, Matt Shamah and Seth Wood giving traditional and Neo-Trad twists to the book, not forgetting the Chicano style supplied by Boog amongst others. This is a must have and an amazing value book!
A deluxe limited-edition survey of contemporary flash commissioned exclusively for the publication by some of the world’s finest tattoo artists.
Only 1000 copies of this massive, heavy, and deluxe 12" X 17" hardcover book have been made; each book comes in its own box, slipcase, and is numbered out of 1000. The book has a hand-screened skull title page and metallic gold sugar skull front cover.
The book contains over 200 sheets of flash on 154 pages by the finest tattoo artists in the world.
The Japanese school is represented by masters such as Horiyoshi III and Shige, as well as by the artists who brought their styles to the West, including Filip Leu and Horitaka. The Tibetan symbols of Rinzing and Jondix are an interesting counterpoint to the cinema-like realism of Robert Hernandez and Jeff Gogué, as well as to the traditional old-school art which count on the incredible skills of Brad Fink, Brad Patten and Eli Quinters.
Cloth Hardcover with box and slipcase. 154 pages. Measures 12" X 17"resented by masters such as Horiyoshi III and Shige, as well as by the artists who brought their styles to the West, including Filip Leu and Horitaka. The Tibetan symbols of Rinzing and Jondix are an interesting counterpoint to the cinema-like realism of Robert Hernandez and Jeff Gogué, as well as to the traditional old-school art which count on the incredible skills of Brad Fink, Brad Patten and Eli Quinters
.
Art of the Mark II: An amazing sequel to the legendary Art of the Mark Vol.1. In every way as epic, beautiful, inspiring and a must have as the first edition comes this fantastic Vol.2. The book follows the same format with each artist producing a back piece and two sheets of flash. Giving this book in excess of 70 Back pieces and 140 fine sheets of flash. With artists such as Filip Leu, Shige, and Horiyoshi III contributing Japanese style pages, Hernandez and Boris providing realism and darkness, to S J cripwell, Matt Shamah and Seth Wood giving traditional and Neo-Trad twists to the book, not forgetting the Chicano style supplied by Boog amongst others. This is a must have and an amazing value book!
A deluxe limited-edition survey of contemporary flash commissioned exclusively for the publication by some of the world’s finest tattoo artists.
Only 1000 copies of this massive, heavy, and deluxe 12" X 17" hardcover book have been made; each book comes in its own box, slipcase, and is numbered out of 1000. The book has a hand-screened skull title page and metallic gold sugar skull front cover.
The book contains over 200 sheets of flash on 154 pages by the finest tattoo artists in the world.
The Japanese school is represented by masters such as Horiyoshi III and Shige, as well as by the artists who brought their styles to the West, including Filip Leu and Horitaka. The Tibetan symbols of Rinzing and Jondix are an interesting counterpoint to the cinema-like realism of Robert Hernandez and Jeff Gogué, as well as to the traditional old-school art which count on the incredible skills of Brad Fink, Brad Patten and Eli Quinters.
Cloth Hardcover with box and slipcase. 154 pages. Measures 12" X 17"resented by masters such as Horiyoshi III and Shige, as well as by the artists who brought their styles to the West, including Filip Leu and Horitaka. The Tibetan symbols of Rinzing and Jondix are an interesting counterpoint to the cinema-like realism of Robert Hernandez and Jeff Gogué, as well as to the traditional old-school art which count on the incredible skills of Brad Fink, Brad Patten and Eli Quinters
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