The Hugh O'Malley Beauty Collection May Just Convince You to Get Inked
Alex Scott — March 18, 2010 — Art & Design
References: hughomalley & behance.net
For someone who has never been inked, I sure do love all things tattoo. From clothing to auto paint jobs and art collections, I adore it all. It was no surprise then, that my eyes were drawn towards this little gem. The Hugh O'Malley Beauty collection contains two of my favorite things: scantily-clad women and ink.
With some of the tattoos being real and others a product of photo manipulation, the Hugh O'Malley Beauty collection paints an image that blends reality with fiction, consciousness with fantasy, and beauty with rebellion.
With some of the tattoos being real and others a product of photo manipulation, the Hugh O'Malley Beauty collection paints an image that blends reality with fiction, consciousness with fantasy, and beauty with rebellion.
Trend Themes
1. Tattootography - Blend the art of tattooing and photography to create unique and surreal visual experiences.
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Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion designers can collaborate with tattoo artists to create clothing lines that feature tattoo-inspired designs, attracting a bold and expressive consumer base.
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3. Beauty and Cosmetics - Beauty brands can explore the use of temporary tattoos and makeup techniques that mimic the look and feel of real tattoos, catering to individuals who desire to experiment with body art without the long-term commitment.
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