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Max Amos Tattoos






This tattoo artist is well known for his glitch tattoos, I like how glitch is usually something seen as a bad thing but this artist knows how to make people appreciate the art of glitch. Pieces like this are a huge inspiration for my concentration, as you probably know I manipulate my pieces using the scanner. Its like this artist distorts his images in the scanner and then tattoos them to add a really unique effect, I really love it.

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  1. These tattoos are very cool! I like how it gives it that distorted look very creative one of a kind pieces.

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  2. I personally love looking at tattoos and what creative ideas that the artists and the receivers can come up with and these are definitely up there with some of the coolest I've seen. Glitches have always been seen as a bad thing, like you said in your post, but this artist has definitely a found a way to make people admire something originally seen as something really bad. Really neat technique.

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