Traditional/manga style tattoos by Genko
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Genko is a japanese tattoo artist, born in 1972 in central Japan. Started tattoing when he was 26, heavy metal lover, he’s really skilled in freehand tattoing. His style is an amazing mix between traditional japanese tattoo themes and manga/anime style.
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Vertical Parallax – A new trend in webdesign

The illusion of parallax is one of the most interesting effects in the web design. Here the best examples of websites that have a parallax scrolling. Some use the effect to add a little moviement to the background of the site, while others use the parallax effect more prominently to create an exciting exploration. More on KOIKOIKOI
Ruben Ireland

Ruben Ireland is an illustrator based in London. His tools include ink, acrylic, watercolor, weathered paper as well as Photoshop, creating emotional images with beautiful horned girls, or face to face with birds and wild animals.
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15 free fonts for your projects
We’ve selected for you 15 totally free fonts for any purposes and design style. Download here. Enjoy
Buena Vista Tattoo Club
Buena Vista Tattoo Club is a german studio based in Würzburg. Tattoo artists Volko Merschky and Simone Pfaff developed a really cool style, perfect mix between grunge graphic elements, realistic portraits and typography.
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Koikoikoi interviews Brandi Milne

Brandi Milne is a self thought artist born and raised in a small town in California. Influenced by the 70s and classic fairy tales Brandi develped a very distinguishing style, strongly emotional but also funny. She published her first book ”So good for little bunnies” in 2008.
1- What do you think we should know about you?
I enjoy old movies, classic rock and potatoes. I hate exercise and my right hand is my most important extremity. (And I love art.)
2- For the book ‘So good for little bunnies’, did you start from a text or an illustration that inspired you a story you wanted to tell?
When I started thinking about writing and illustrating So Good For Little Bunnies, I gathered up ALL the childrens books, illustrations, cards, magazines, art books and what not I could find that inspired me. I went through
them, making notes, little thumbnail sketches and building my story from there. In my mind, the illustrations were the beginning, and I wrote the story around them. I thought about what I’d like to say, and for me, in my gallery shows
I usually tell of what I’m experiencing at that particular point in time emotionally – it was the same for the book. I had gotten married and left home for the first time, I was missing my family and feeling disconnected, and so went the story of Be Be.

52 bad dudes by Adam Sidwell
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Lovely series by Adam Sidwell dedicated to 52 (one per week of 2010) bad characters from cult movies…
2010 in Photos

The Big Picture is a photo blog for the Boston Globe / boston.com, created by Alan Taylor. Incredible images, with a focus on current events, lesser-known stories and, well, just about anything that comes across the wire that looks really interesting. We selected 50 photos about this year 2010 just ended. HAPPY NEW YEAR! KOIKOIKOI staff.
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Holographic Painting by Yosman Botero


Columbian artist Yosman Botero thinks beyond 2D. Painting on multiple Plexiglas sheets, he creates three-dimensional holographic images that are original and intriguing.
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