Tattoo Collection No. 43 (2011)

Tattoo Collection No. 43 brings together a new set of themed tattoo galleries from studios and artists across Europe, North America, and Australia. This digital edition of the 2011 issue is presented as a PDF and is available for instant download after purchase.

Published by Mediafriends, the issue contains 52 pages and includes 24 galleries on subjects such as women, anchors, animals, dragons, Oriental, cinema, guns, crowns, music, horror, skulls, cartoons, crosses, dogs, motors, demons, water, hearts, trees, and more.

Book Overview

Tattoo Collection is a two-monthly magazine devoted to tattoo culture and contemporary body art. Issue 43 opens with an editorial about the continuing appeal of tattooing and its presence in the third millennium, followed by hundreds of photographs and artist spotlights from tattoo studios.

Featured locations include the UK, USA, Germany, Italy, France, Spain, Holland, Belgium, Canada, Australia, Portugal, and Bulgaria. Tattoo artists and studios are named throughout the galleries, making this a useful visual record for tattoo enthusiasts and researchers.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• 24 themed galleries covering carps, women, anchors, keys, animals, dragons, wings, birds, Oriental, cinema, guns, crowns, music, horror, skulls, cartoons, chrysanthemums, crosses, dogs, motors, demons, water, hearts, and trees.
• Tattoo photography from studios such as Idle Hand Tattoo, Sacred Balance, Electric Eye Tattoo, Classic Skinwear, and many others.
• An editorial commentary on the status of tattoos in popular culture and the contrast with temporary car decals.
• Artist and studio credits from the international tattoo scene in the early 2010s.
• ISSN 1742-3996, issue number 43 of a two-monthly publication from Mediafriends.

Why This Book Matters

Tattoo Collection No. 43 records the aesthetic range and professional community of tattooing at the beginning of the 2010s. The magazine was part of Mediafriends’ ongoing print series, directed by Miki Vialetto.

For tattoo artists, collectors, and cultural researchers, the issue provides a period snapshot of studio work, photographic styles, and the subjects that defined contemporary tattoo imagery.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download. No physical shipping is involved, and access is provided immediately after purchase.

The PDF can be opened on compatible Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and standard reading apps.

FAQ

Is this an instant download? Yes, the digital PDF is available immediately after purchase.

Will I receive a physical magazine? No, this is a digital file only; no printed copy will be shipped.

Which devices can I use? The PDF works with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop and mobile devices, and most PDF reading applications.

Add this 2011 issue of Tattoo Collection to your library and explore a rich visual record of international tattoo art.