Eden Kozokaro, aka Kozo Tattoo, is a tattoo artist from Israel who made a name for himself with his micro designs. He just doesn’t need to use whole back worth of space to express the idea behind his tattoo. As far as his works go – the smaller it is, the better it is.

They are created by EFIX, who helps to “restore” the city by giving recognizable features to old buildings.

Georges Ayusawa (from Switzerland) is an art director in the movie industry who once got a crazy project to create 25+ steampunk sculptures of pop culture characters in less than five weeks. He used only recycled materials, and here are the results.

Mat Rule from Paris, France, likes taking cartoons and mashing them up with a realistic version of the thing, or combining a character with an iconic scene from their life. As a result, his works look very original compared to most other tattoos.

Because a regular nail polish is too mainstream.

Pop culture demands eccentric, bizarre, and downright silly products for consumption, which is why it wasn’t difficult to find this collection of strange brassieres.

Pretty much every pop culture icon ever.

Famous musicians, popular TV characters and movie heroes… People love them so much; they can’t imagine their lives without having a favorite face or cartoon character tattooed on their body. This collection of photos contains the most unfortunate pop culture tattoos, most of which are quite regrettable.

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Mauro Perucchetti is an interesting modern artist who can address many important issues of nowadays. It seems that Mauro can easily see the bigger picture of our world. He can speak about pressing things in an accessible way without shocking the public, and it’s great! Well done, Mauro!