Mitch O'connell: Tattoos
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Editorial Reviews
The book contains 250 tattoo designs, the best of O'Connell's 3 sets of tattoo flash titled Stewed, Screwed and Tattooed (2001), Done While Drunk (2002), and From the Bottom of the Barrel (2006). Each limited edition set sold for $100, and is now out of print, and this volume collects all the images in one easy-to-flip-through book. Mitch O'Connell's art is reminiscent of the Old School tattoo art, from masters such as Sailor Jerry Collins and Don Ed Hardy, but uses more contemporary themes with a distinctive style.Customer Reviews
Its Okay, 2008-07-14
by S. Duban
This book doesn't have any pictures of actual work. Each image looks like a professional cartoon but there are many variations of the same work. For instance he might have 4 pictures of the same woman, with the same face, but wearing different clothes. Almost every image has some cute caption to go along with the picture but I didn't think there was more than a handful someone would want on their body.
Awesome!, 2008-07-13
by Jose Carrasquillo (Springfield, MA)
Very cool book. This book has some really funny artwork in it. Definitely a good one to have in your tattoo shop's collection!
SA-WEEET!, 2008-07-10
by Icon
Fantastically original style! It is very rare that you come across an artist with a vision who is not afraid to put it out there. Had to get the book to view the entire collection and it definitely hit the mark. You have to check out the dude's website for additional killer works and goodies too ([...] ). Cheers!
Great art. Great tatoos. Good book., 2008-05-12
by K. Kluthe
If you like Mitch OConnell or if you are into tatoos or illustration in general this is a great book. Tatoos have become pretty standard but these are a notch above the rest.
If I was being really picky, my only complaint would be that the line art is filled in with some shabby coloring. As if an intern who just learned to use a computer and gradients did the coloring. But I'm assuming it's to simulate the coloring in a real tatoo, so who really cares?
Good book.
If I was being really picky, my only complaint would be that the line art is filled in with some shabby coloring. As if an intern who just learned to use a computer and gradients did the coloring. But I'm assuming it's to simulate the coloring in a real tatoo, so who really cares?
Good book.
I LOVE THIS BOOK!!, 2008-05-09
by K. Lochner (seattle)
Seriously, Mitch Oconnell is a great artist. This book is proudly displayed on my coffeetable. Everyone comes over and thumbs through its tantilizing images. I would recommend it to all the cool kids and art snobs!
Book Details
| Pages | 264 |
| ISBN | 0867196726 |
| Publisher | Last Gasp |
| Publication Date | 2007-05-15 |
| Sales Rank | #47068 |
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