ArtMonsterATX

One of my earliest tattoo designs, and also one of the first to ever be selected as a tattoo. Check out my latest designs at https://artmonsteratx.com.

Originally designed for the Austin Pancakes and Booze Art Show as a 2X4' acrylic-on-wood-panel painting, this is one of four designs done in an American Traditional Tattoo style by Jason Sorrell. Check out my latest designs at https://artmonsteratx.com.

I've always have been fascinated with zombies, the undead, and re-animants like the Frankenstein creature. In particular with re-animants, perhaps it is the idea of playing God and building a being. With this piece, the sparks were really fun to develop and get just right. Check out my latest designs at https://artmonsteratx.com.

One of my earliest experiments with my Demon Girls, experimenting with a more "cartoony" look and distortions. Check out my latest designs at https://artmonsteratx.com.

Yep, you know who that is. She makes doldrums fun. I enjoyed doing this design, and might turn my sights toward other spooky characters later this year. Check out my latest designs at https://artmonsteratx.com.

This is a spin on a popular new-school tattoo design featuring a cross with angel-wings and a halo. I am always in favor of having both sides of a debate represented. Check out my latest designs at https://artmonsteratx.com.

There is an interesting meaning behind this traditional tattoo design. A geisha fell in love with a monk. Being a servant, she knew that she was not allowed to fall in love, but pursued the relationship regardless of the risk. When she was discovered, her punishment was death. This symbol means that one would do anything for love. Check out my latest designs at https://artmonsteratx.com.

This is one of my earliest successful tattoo designs. Prior to the set that this design was a part of, there existed a pre-apprenticeship tattoo design set. I lovingly refer to that set as the "Worst Tattoo Flash Set Ever". This dragon still breaks some of the rules about tattoo design that I learned, but it looks so good! Check out my latest designs at https://artmonsteratx.com.

I rendered this design in several different ways; with a bikini, with pasties, nude, and as a lobe figure with a "necrophilia" sash. It was inspired by a ZILF! design I saw on a t-shirt featuring a much tamer zombie Marilyn Monroe. I feel I have created something better. Check out my latest designs at https://artmonsteratx.com.

From one of my tattoo designs. The Electric Hellfire Club's song, "Unholy Roller", was obviously an influence here. Check out my latest designs at https://artmonsteratx.com.