GUEST STAR

GUEST STAR
GALIEN ALIEN ( JAVIER PEREZ )
AU SHOP TATTOO RITON
13 bis rue de coulmiers
44000 NANTES
en JANVIER 2010
pour info ritontattoo@hotmail.fr
rendez vous :fone 0619849189
http://www.myspace.com/galienelalien

# Posté le lundi 14 septembre 2009 07:21

NEW ART BY RITON TATTOO

NEW ART FOR SALE
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NEW ART BY RITON TATTOO

# Posté le jeudi 10 septembre 2009 06:05

FINIS

2009
FINIS

# Posté le vendredi 14 août 2009 15:16

BIG GUS & RITON TATTOO COLLABORATION DESIGN

BIG GUS & RITON TATTOO COLLABORATION DESIGN
illustration réaliser par moi & BIG GUS pour mon futur livre 50/50 TATTOO ART PROJECT

# Posté le dimanche 02 août 2009 17:18

biomechanic

biomechanic
Exploring the Biomechanical Tattoo
Jun 22, 2009 YellowMan Xpress • send to a friend

YellowMan celebrates some of today's top Biomechanical Tattoo artists. Take a moment to explore work by the tattoo artists creating the fantastic worlds beneath your skin. You can also jump to YellowMan's biomechanical tattoo clothing selections here.

At one point or another, we all have been fascinated with how things work, whether it be the cogwheels, springs and sprockets of a ticking watch or the pulse of a fleshy heart. In 1979 Swiss surrealist H.R. Giger's nightmarish, biomechanical world in Ridley Scott's movie Alien captured our imaginations and launched a dark, biomechanical tattoo movement. Tattoo artists now imagine the complex machine lurking beneath our skin; our alternate identity manifested in a physical form. As Dr. Jekyll so aptly put it, "In each of us there are two natures."






Biomechanical wizard Guy Aitchison is one of tattoo's biggest heavyweights. Influenced by artists Salvador Dali, M.C. Escher, Alex Grey, and H.R. Giger, Guy Aitchison metamorphoses the human canvas into masterful works of living art. More

Aaron Cain's biomechanical style is derived from a variety of influences outside traditional tattooing. He looks to architecture, ironwork, sea life and nature. Aaron feels strongly about never using other tattoos as reference material. He sums it up in one word: cannibalistic. More

Robert Hernandez is probably best known for his insane portraits. A master of detail and realism, he believes he can tattoo anything that can be drawn or painted. More

Coming up on his first decade of pushing ink, Phil Holt has paid his dues and put on some miles. Beginning in Florida, he then moved on to Ohio, Chicago, San Jose and back to Tampa, Fla. More

Henri Riton has been creating tattoos in the biomechanical style for several years now: "It is a style that suits me well". More

Ben Wahhh doesn't like to be pigeonholed into one style, but when cornered he would definitely say that he loves biomech, or as he puts it the biowreck. More
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# Posté le jeudi 23 juillet 2009 01:14