Austin Tott likes his tattoos tiny. Tiny and abstract, and posing with their bigger counterparts. This means taking a wrist with a ship tattoo and photographing with a naval map background. Or taking a picture of a wrist with envelope ink and a wall full of… well, envelopes. By far the smartest choice, I think, is the fox tattoo and log background, unless I’m mistaken about the hidey-holes of foxes.
Conceptual photography is Austin Tott’s forte. Born in Seattle, Washington, he’s an art director, as well as a product and conceptual designer. Tott likes fusing surreal concepts and compositions with raw emotions. “Striving at times to even make dark emotions and painful or new experiences a beautiful thing,” it is stated on Tott’s website. “His work with product photography showcases his excellent eye for lighting and styling.”
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I am going to call b******t. These aren't tattoos, they're little pen drawings. I can tell because those are all the same set of hands. Weak.
call it whatever u like.... it's beautiful
Agreed, it takes a lot of the credibility and authenticity away knowing they're not real tattoos but calling them that anyways
Misleading headline but nice drawings!
Pretty cool pictures. So what if they might not be real tats? They're creative.
I am going to call b******t. These aren't tattoos, they're little pen drawings. I can tell because those are all the same set of hands. Weak.
call it whatever u like.... it's beautiful
Agreed, it takes a lot of the credibility and authenticity away knowing they're not real tattoos but calling them that anyways
Misleading headline but nice drawings!
Pretty cool pictures. So what if they might not be real tats? They're creative.