Portraiture is, in my eyes, one of the most underrated forms of art. Unlike grand compositions filled with motion and narrative elements, a portrait strips everything away—leaving only presence, truth, and emotion. There is no story to distract you, no setting to guide the feeling. There is only the soul behind the eyes. Tension. Joy.Lire la suite « Portraiture, the art of capturing emotions »
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Poseïdon, a timeless subject
Certain themes in tattooing seem to resurface time and time again, especially when you spend a moment observing the vast stream of images flowing through the internet. I believe this recurrence is no accident. Some subjects are simply timeless — they speak a universal language that transcends culture, background, and geography. As artists, it’s aLire la suite « Poseïdon, a timeless subject »
Work in progress
2 days of work for this upper arm in progress. Double exposition Thank you to the collector for coming from Holland
Vintage portrait
Portrait that was done over 1 day session on the inner forearm. Done at Noire Ink Tattooing is about transcribing emotions in the skin. It’s a story, a moment that is captured forever in someone skin. A way to freeze time.
Thomas Carli Jarlier 